Striking staff are based in office roles in Dagenham, Halewood, Dunton, Stratford and Daventry
More than 1200 Ford UK workers will go on strike later this month in a dispute over pay. The staff are based in office roles at the Blue Oval’s Dagenham and Halewood plants as well as sites in Dunton, Stratford and Daventry. Like more than 100 managerial colleagues which voted for similar action in June, they will begin an overtime ban on 22 August, with strike action threatened if no resolution is found.
Moreover, the company, which reported a full year net income of $4.3 billion on revenues of $176 billion for 2023, has rebuffed payrise calls from staff, instead offering a non-consolidated one-off payment. Graham added: “Our members know the company is simply trying to boost its huge profits at the expense of their wages. They have Unite’s full support in taking industrial action for a fair pay rise.
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