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THE leader of Scotland's largest local authority has given his personal assurance that rubbish and health hazards will not pile up on city streets in the event of a strike by cleansing staff.
As unions and council chiefs re-enter last ditch talks today to avert a prolonged strike, Glasgow City Council leader Steven Purcell said failure of the workforce to accept and embrace the changes - which see staff work four days on, four days of - would fail to win the support of a public coming to terms with the biggest economic downturn in living memory.See the full content of this document
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Purcell in Strike Pledge to Keep City Rubbish-Free
With industrial action looking increasingly inevitable, Mr Purcell said the authority would not be diverted from its course.
Mr Purcell told The Herald: "The general public will ...See the full content of this document
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