Judgment day.(Gazette Letters)

From: Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England) | Date: July 16, 2003 | Copyright information

I read with interest the comments of Colin Moore, Chief Executive of Redcar & Cleveland Council, on low pay.

In April of last year I made Mr Moore aware of the St Helen's Tribunal Judgment. It was a judgment based on comparative pay that gave catering workers the same pay as those working in refuse collection.

It was the intention of the ruling Labour Party to implement the findings of this judgment. We arranged initial meetings with the unions to discuss meas...

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