Usdaw is based at Salford Quays - a pay offer has been rejected
A trade union headquartered in Salford is facing possible industrial action from some of its own staff in a dispute over pay and working from home.
Paddy Lillis, Usdaw's General Secretary, said the dispute involved 'fewer than 100 of the union's 400 staff' at Salford Quays and the pay offer, which followed negotiations as far back as May, was worth more than 11 per cent in total as and extra £1.3m was committed to the union's final salary pension scheme as well.
Paddy Lillis, Usdaw's General Secretary, said in a statement to the Manchester Evening News : "The pay negotiations took place in May and the full value of the pay offer to Usdaw staff is above 11 per cent, if an extra £1.3m committed to the union's final salary pension scheme is taken into account.
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