Construction engineers could strike after rejecting 15% two-year pay offer

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Union officials say deal would be real terms pay cut

More than 3,000 construction engineers are poised to strike after rejecting a pay offer. 

A majority of the workers (86%), who are largely stationed at oil refineries and nuclear facilities, rejected an offer of a 10% pay increase for 2024 and a further 5% for 2025

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