Rover staff to vote on deal.

From: Birmingham Evening Mail (England) | Date: June 22, 1999| Author: Morley, Chris | Copyright information

LAND Rover workers will vote on Thursday on whether to accept a compromise peace deal thrashed out by union chiefs in a bid to avert further wildcat action over new shifts.

A new proposal over the introduction of extra Friday working was yesterday given the nod by shop stewards following intense negotiations last week by national officers with top Rover executives.

Extra shift

Although no details of the plan had been released ahead of today's brief...

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