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All quiet on the Northern Front
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Picket report Wednesday 11 April.
Overall a quiet day on the picket, management seems to have given up on trying to move anything through the picket expect for one incident with a confused truck driver. There was also a lack of the usual mouthing off by some of the security staff and sales reps. Signs, perhaps, that management has accepted the picket as a fact. Word came down to the picket that Preston Motors approached the union and were seeking to start negotiating. There is no indication as this stage of how serious Preston Motors are to resolve the issue. Further updates to come… Not much moving at Preston Motors  Clear Out Sale, not clearing much out  Labels: Community Assemblies, Preston Motors, strikes |
