Strike ends
PA Wellington Work at General Motors’ Trentham plant resumed yesterday, after the settlement of a coachworkers’ dispute. The strike came after a long-running argument over the reappointment of inspectors, who lost their positions during a produc-
tion downturn last year, to vacancies as they came up. The union’s secretary, Mr Graeme Clarke, said yesterday that workers had voted to accept assurances from an industrial mediator that inspectors would get inspection jobs again. The mediator had advised that the company would announce details later this week.
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