GMB members employed by G4S Cash are set to vote on strike action after receiving a pay offer that some view as a real terms cut, starting at merely 1.4%. This dissatisfaction is fueled by competing firm Loomis's offer of a 4.6% increase earlier this year. The cash workers, who handle large sums of money weekly and face significant risks, are advocating for fair compensation reflective of the rising cost of living. The voting process runs from now until March 21, with potential implications for ATM services and foreign currency availability at airports.
GMB members face the reality of a real terms pay cut as G4S only offers them 1.4 percent raise despite them risking their lives daily to deliver cash.
Eamon O'Hearn stated, 'G4S cash workers face rising inflation - the offer from the company amounts to a real term pay cut, undermining their essential role.'
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