Birmingham bin strike deal could be in touching distance', says union
Briefly

The Independent emphasizes the importance of accessible, quality journalism during critical times in U.S. and global issues, such as reproductive rights and ongoing labor disputes. The Birmingham bin strikes highlight a local situation where union members have been on strike for seven weeks over pay and job security. With negotiations stalled, a conciliation service, Acas, is being brought in to mediate between the Unite union and Birmingham City Council, providing residents hope for a resolution to the rubbish crisis on their streets.
After a 45-minute meeting between officials from Unite and Birmingham City Council on Wednesday ended without agreement, the independent public body and conciliation service Acas will now be involved in negotiations.
Local residents have now been offered a glimmer of hope after facing mounting piles of rubbish on their streets for more than a month.
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