Fact Service (September 2013)

Issue 35

Crossrail worker reinstated

An electrician on London’s Crossrail project who claims he was blacklisted for raising health and safety concerns has been reinstated to his job.

Frank Morris was dismissed in September 2012 and he believed the reason was because of trade union activity.

The Unite general union and the Crossrail consortium Bam Ferrovial Kier (BFK) said in a joint statement that matters had been “successfully concluded”.

The statement added: “BFK and Unite have agreed to work together to continue the provision of transparent working practices including safeguarding the right of workers to choose whether or not to join a trade union.”

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-23947650


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