Industrial Dispute news


Prison officers want tribunal terms of reference changed

PRISON OFFICERS are in dispute with management over pay and conditions.


It’s a good deal for the airport, says firefighters’ union official

THE airport firefighters’ union representative has described the new pay deal as good for the people of Guernsey.


‘Let them eat humble pie’

FORMER members of the Public Sector Remuneration Committee should ‘eat humble pie’ for criticisms they levelled at airport firefighters, a spokesman for the men has said.


Policy Council should take over pay talks and in crises

THE Policy Council should take on responsibility for agreeing public sector pay deals, an independent Tribunal of Inquiry has said.


Airport firecrew warn of closure over strike review

GUERNSEY’S airport could close as a result of a tribunal of inquiry set up to look at what caused the last stoppage.


Airport strike inquiry pair press on after civil service intervenes

TOP-LEVEL civil service intervention into how any review should be carried out into the airport firefighters pay disagreement has not shifted the attitudes of those deputies backing two different paths.


States pay body quits as ministers take over

GUERNSEY’S States descended into chaos yesterday as deputies learned that a group of ministers had brokered a deal with airport firefighters behind the back of the Public Sector Remuneration Committee.


Press in air deal

AIRPORT firefighters dramatically returned to work yesterday afternoon following nearly three hours of talks with Chief Minister Lyndon Trott.


What is so bad about arbitration?

THERE has been an unreal, if not surreal, air to the firefighters’ dispute since the beginning.


Firefighter row ‘is making us a laughing stock’

FLYBE will ask passengers to claim compensation direct from the States if a lack of firefighter cover grounds its aircraft.

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