Workers at two McDonald’s outlets in London are to be balloted over strike action later in the year. The dispute centres around cuts to hours and bullying linked to union membership, but also involves zero hours contracts, union recognition and a claim for a minimum £10 an hour wage.
The Bakers Food and Allied Workers Union, which announced the ballot, is spearheading the “Fast Food Rights” campaign, working across the country to ensure the right to a fair wage and decent working conditions.
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