NCR formalises agreement with strikers

in brief NCR today said an agreement it had reached with its striking field service engineers had been formally accepted with a majority vote through a ballot process.The formalisation comes several weeks after up to 90 NCR staff walked off the job seeking increased pay and benefits.

Written by Renai LeMay on April 7, 2006

in brief NCR today said an agreement it had reached with its striking field service engineers had been formally accepted with a majority vote through a ballot process.

The formalisation comes several weeks after up to 90 NCR staff walked off the job seeking increased pay and benefits.

Today's announcement marks the formal acceptance of a deal agreed to between NCR and the Australian Services Union -- which represents the workers -- back on 22 March.

"This brings a conclusion to the negotiations. NCR will be lodging the agreement with the Office of the Employment Advocate within the next 14 days," NCR said in a statement, noting details of the agreement were confidential.

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