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It’s not in our interests, or our passengers’ interests, to have a strike. Unfortunately, it appears some elements within Unite are hell-bent on this course of action, but we believe most of our drivers will want to see successful ACAS negotiations. Go North East workers at the Percy Main depot on the first day of their seven day strike action across the region (Image: Newcastle Chronicle) Unite union members working for Go North East buses, which run across Newcastle, Sunderland, Durham and surrounding areas, have today (Friday 13 October) announced that they will be stepping up strike action with an all-out strike. The text is in a simple font and goes in a rhythm similar to what you would hear driving on the road. This makes sense because of how the entire book they are traveling in a yellow car. Sometimes the text is in a white section next to the pictures and sometimes it is on top of the pictures. When the text is laying over the illustrations it is harder to read.

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One bus driver told Unite, “I’m struggling to pay my rent, to pay my council tax, to pay for the upkeep of my car that enables me to get to work in the first place. News Week-long Go North East bus strike begins - and union warns workers are 'standing strong' amid pay dispute Workers at Go North East began an indefinite walkout on Saturday, having overwhelmingly rejected a pay deal aimed at averting the shutdown. It has meant that all services run by the company, which describes itself as the biggest bus operator in the region, are cancelled until further notice. I don’t think they are a million miles away from each other. I think a 12-week strike would be devastating for the bus sector and would do long-term damage, I don’t want to see that.They will vote until 7 November and are employed by First Glasgow (No1) and First Glasgow (No2). Depots at Blantyre, Caledonia, Dumbarton, Overtown and Scotstoun will be hit.

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Richard Holden, the minister for local transport, told the Local Democracy Reporting Service that he believed transport bosses and the Unite union were not “a million miles apart” in their negotiations and that “there is a deal to be done”. The Conservative MP for North West Durham, whose constituency includes areas like Consett and Lanchester that have lost bus services due to the industrial action, said he thought the two parties had been “very close” to a deal last week and that there “surely has to be some common ground” to resolve the strike. This means that no North East buses will run on those dates, except for contracted school bus services. This book would be appealing to children because it is about a family facing adversity and being brave on a very dangerous trip. It is very simple and to the point about describing the dangers that face the family as they move North. The only thing I think could be difficult for a younger listener is the idea of slavery and no integration and being able to explain such a complex topic in a simple way to understand.Go North East had offered a 10.3% pay rise, plus a guaranteed above-inflation pay increase next year too, but that proposal was rejected by 81% of workers who took part in a union ballot last week. Unite has pressed for a 13% increase, but has also complained that drivers at Go North West currently earn an hourly wage more than 20% higher than their North East counterparts. GOING NORTH IS THE COMING TOGETHER OF CREATIVE MINDS, LOOKING TO PUSH BOUNDARIES AND BRING FRESH THINKING TO THE Northern terriTory. Unite's General Secretary Sharon Graham has also added her support to the workers in the dispute, saying earlier this week that: " This is appalling behaviour from Go North East. The parent company is awash with cash and yet it is refusing to offer our members a decent pay rise in the middle of a cost of living crisis.