'Unsettled and unsure'
Eddie Stobart staff still seeking reassurances on their future following takeover
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Unite renewed its call for a high level meeting with the company to better understand the short, medium and long-term plans for the workforce today (Wednesday 26 February), coinciding with the publication of the company’s half year results which revealed heavy losses.
Unite national office Adrian Jones said, “It is almost three months since Dbay took control of Eddie Stobart and the company has still not offered a meeting to provide reassurances to the workforce about its future.
“Our members are becoming increasingly unsettled and unsure about their future due to the failure of such a meeting to be held, where Stobart’s plans can be properly discussed.
“Following the publication of the latest half yearly results which highlight significant losses at the company those concerns have naturally increased.
“In order to restore morale among the workforce and in the interests of transparency it is important that such a meeting is held as soon as possible.
“A failure to hold a meeting will inevitably increase the concern and worry among the workforce.”