The Labour Court recommended that Beamish and Crawford confirm a former supervisor as the sole operator in the section, with the title Ullage Co-ordinator, and provide another general operator when management considered it necessary. The recommendation was signed on 7 September 1995. The Services Industrial Professional Technical Union argued that the post belonged to the operative grade and objected to displacing the current holder. The company said the former supervisor had chosen the redeployment instead of another supervisory post, avoiding a redundancy. After considering the facts and alternatives, the Court said the arrangement was the most suitable option.
Labour Court recommends former Beamish and Crawford supervisor as Ullage Co-ordinator
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