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Birmingham bin workers urged to accept 'fair' offer - but council 'refusing to put public claims in writing'

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Birmingham bin workers urged to accept 'fair' offer - but council 'refusing to put public claims in writing'The leader of Birmingham City Council has urged refuse workers to accept its "fair" pay offer and told Sky News he is "absolutely determined" to end the bin crisis.
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Unite the Union members hold a rally outside Birmingham City Council. It comes as Unite said its members voted overwhelmingly against what it described as the council's "totally inadequate" offer, which the union maintained still included pay cuts. Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at...

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