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24 May 2012

100-plus pharmacists plan action over Boots' Sunday pay cuts

Legal More than 100 pharmacists are considering taking legal action against Boots after an employment tribunal ruled that the multiple had unlawfully cut Sunday pay rates, PDA Union general...
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Gerry Diamond, Other pharmacist
Posted on 24 May 2012.
Boots do have a generous bonus scheme and clearly it was supported by the majority of colleagues within the company. It should more than give an equitable alternative across the board even after factoring previous Sunday rates.
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Sue Per, Locum pharmacist
Posted on 24 May 2012.
Wish all the luck to PDA, and and as soon as judgement is entered for breach of contract, refer the matter to GPHC, to adjudicate on the same principle as Mr Ominji was dealt with recently.
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Chris Locum, Locum pharmacist
Posted on 25 May 2012.
Yes good look to PDA and as Navin says, if appropriate refer matter to the council to consider.
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