Foreign secretary refuses to sentence Interserve after it called 14 cleaners to disciplinary meetings for writing letter to him about their low wagesThe foreign secretary,Philip Hammond, has refused to sentence his department’s contractor, and Interserve,after it called 14 cleaners to disciplinary meetings for writing a letter to him about their low wages.
Hammond has been under pressure from Labour to intervene, after the cleaners were do under investigation. Three were later told they were being made redundant. Related: Bullying, or low wages and no paid holiday: five British cleaners on their jobs Related: Foreign Office cleaners disciplined after writing to Philip Hammond for pay increase Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com