A second strike has been called in the dispute between UK supermarket giant Tesco and workers at the retailer’s Scottish distribution depot in Livingstone.
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The Transport and General Workers union told just-food today (31 May) that a 24-hour strike will be staged next week.
The union said drivers had been angered by a letter Tesco sent telling them not to come to work for seven days as a “cooling off period”.
“The workers at the Livingstone depot are resisting Tesco’s attempt to arbitrarily change contracts. The inflammatory letter and ‘cooling off period’ are little more than a slap in the face,” a union representative said.
A national campaign meeting will be held this Saturday, the T&G said. The meeting will include an update on progress towards a national strike ballot.
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