Cleansing drivers have voted in favour of industrial action over a dispute about new technology in bin lorries.
The action could involve an overtime ban which union leaders say would have an impact on bin collections as there is a reliance on staff working extra hours to maintain service levels.
He said an additional responsibility payment is a possible solution to recognise the role or appoint a chargehand in the vehicle who could take on the role of recording information and allow the driver to focus on handling the vehicle.A spokesperson for Glasgow City Council said: “It is disappointing that the GMB have chosen to ballot this small group of employees as this issue has already been comprehensively reviewed and considered through our grievance procedures.
The council said staff have always been required to record issues in relation to their work, but new technology gives the ability to move on from filling in paper forms manually.”
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