'Possible strikes'

Unions prepare actions at BP after dissatisfaction with collective bargaining offer: ‘cake not divided fairly’

De vakbonden vinden de door BP geboden structurele loonsverhoging van 2,25 procent onvoldoende. Foto: Shutterstock

At BP’s Dutch branch, union members from CNV and FNV have agreed to prepare for actions due to dissatisfaction with the oil company’s current collective bargaining offer. According to the unions, BP is offering a structural wage increase of 2.25 per cent, which they say is insufficient to maintain employees’ purchasing power.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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