Sunday, 22 March 2020

St Mungo's Staff Strike Over Conditions And Treatment Of Migrants


Hundreds of workers at Britain’s biggest homelessness charity have started a three-day strike in a protest about working conditions and the treatment of vulnerable migrant rough sleepers whose details the charity shared with the Home Office. Staff at St Mungo’s have gone on strike after a year-long dispute about the charity’s sickness policy and concern about the ratio of junior to more senior workers. Union officials estimate that about 200 staff have joined the strike – the first at the charity since 2014. Workers fear the staffing policy opens the door to a cheaper workforce on worse pay and terms and conditions. Read more on the Guardian website.

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