Translink bus strike back on as GMB members reject revised pay offer
The Translink bus strike is back on after GMB members turned down a revised pay offer today (Monday).
Drivers, cleaners and shunters across the company will walk out for seven days - from 17 May to 23 May.
This action will cause the entire bus network to grind to a halt.
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Unions submitted a pay claim of six per cent to help the bus drivers, cleaners and shunters cope with rampant inflation of nine per cent.


Peter Macklin, GMB Regional Organiser, commented: “Translink bus workers have today, once again, shown their anger and frustration with the company.
“They were proud to carry out their duty during the pandemic - despite potentially putting themselves and their families lives at risk.
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“Now they need some help to tackle the crushing cost of living crisis they face – but bosses aren’t listening.
“The dispute, which affects bus drivers, cleaners and shunters will close the entire bus network within Northern Ireland. It will be a complete shutdown,” Mr Macklin ended.