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Keep up to dateBy Hamish Champ2018-07-04T06:00:00
Unite representing 27 workers who lost their jobs following the contractor’s collapse in January
Unite has launched a legal action on behalf of 27 of its members who were made redundant following the collapse of the Carillion group in January.
The union says the move is the first such action taken on behalf of workers affected by the contractor’s liquidation.
Unite’s members were employed by Carillion’s group company Planned Maintenance Engineering Limited on a contract at GCHQ the government’s listening post in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.
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