UPDATE: UK: "Furious" union hits out at Bakkavor job cuts
By: just-food.com | 7 December 2010
UK union officials have slammed Bakkavor's decision to cut up to 170 jobs at a site in Lincolnshire and said the UK own-label group had axed talks that were planned between the two sides.
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UK union officials have slammed Bakkavor's decision to cut up to 170 jobs at a site in Lincolnshire and said the UK own-label group had axed talks that were planned between the two sides.

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