William Eichler 10 September 2024

CCTV operators in Hounslow call off pay strike

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Strikes by London borough of Hounslow CCTV operators employed by NSL have ended after a deal for the workers’ outstanding 2023 pay claim was reached.

Due to Hounslow council changing contracts, the workers transferred employment in December 2023 from Serco to NSL with the same pay, terms and conditions.

However, their pay claim for 2023, which was tabled at the beginning of that year with Serco, was not settled until the workers announced strikes would begin on 2 September.

All strikes have now been called off after a deal, which will see the workers receive back pay from April 2023 to November 2023, was reached.

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