Union to protest over Environment Agency jobs cull
Union activists will stage a protest outside a meeting at which they fear details will be given of plans to press ahead with redundancies at the Environment Agency.
Union to protest over Environment Agency jobs cull
Union activists will stage a protest outside a meeting at which they fear details will be given of plans to press ahead with redundancies at the Environment Agency.
The GMB said an amended timetable for 1,700 job losses will be laid out despite assurances from the Prime Minister that no jobs would be lost while the flooding crisis continued.
The agency has announced that any redundancies have been suspended, but unions believe the position will change as soon as the flooding recedes.
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