The Labour Court recommended that Cantrell And Cochrane Limited implement changes relocating two operatives’ workstation and pay the £200 goodwill award made by the Rights Commissioner. Its decision was signed on 12 April 1995. The Services Industrial Professional Technical Union had sought compensation for the 70-yard move and alleged additional responsibilities. Cantrell And Cochrane Limited said the change caused minimal inconvenience and did not increase workload. The Court said the change could have been implemented while the dispute was being considered by a third party, and urged cooperation to help secure the company’s future.
Labour Court tells Cantrell and Cochrane to implement workplace changes and pay £200 goodwill award
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