Council staff strike will affect services across Warwickshire

Widespread disruption is expected to frustrate people across Warwickshire as a teacher’s strike and local government staff and school support staff strike take place on the same day.

As well as teaching in schools, the disruption on July 10 is likely to affect refuse collections, libraries, leisure centres, school dinners and many other services - as the staff who work at councils and schools across the area who are members of Unison have voted in favour of taking part in the national industrial action.

Council workers and school support staff who are members of Unison will be taking part in the industrial action on July 10.placeholder image
Council workers and school support staff who are members of Unison will be taking part in the industrial action on July 10.

Tony Rabaiotti, the union’s West Midlands representative for local government staff, said: “We have a clear majority for strike action. Many of our members are low paid women earning barely above the minimum wage, who care for our children, elderly and vulnerable. They deserve better treatment than they have had at the hands of this Government. The employers must get back into talks immediately to avoid a damaging dispute.”

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