Rail workers in Bucks are being refused basic trade union rights over backdated pay complaints.
Over 60 workers based in Wolverton who provide vital maintenance and repairs to railway rolling stock are to strike at the end of the month over how their complaints and grievances are being handled by their employer, Gemini Rail Services.
The workforce is currently involved in a longstanding grievance against their employer over owed back pay that has seen them potentially thousands of pounds out of pocket.
Strikes are taking place at the Milton Keynes depot from 30 July - 3 August.

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