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Council workers on brink of strike amid campaign for ‘unCapp-ed’ wages – The Age
Parking fines and rate collection could be suspended in Melbourne if city council workers vote on Wednesday to take industrial action over a long-running pay dispute….
Parking fines and rate collection could be suspended in Melbourne if city council workers vote on Wednesday to take industrial action over a long-running pay dispute.
Hundreds of City of Melbourne workers have not had a pay rise for three years and, with the council planning to spend $300 million on lord mayor Sally Capps passion project, they want her to help un-Capp their wages.
Parking tickets might go unissued if council staff vote to strike on Wednesday. Credit:Eddie Jim
The councils last workplace…
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