DCC-Certas Energy DRIVERS INFO BLOG: Drivers of Emo,Carlton, CPL Petroleum, Scottish Fuels, Southern Counties,Texaco Equity and GB Oils brands are to be Balloted by Unite the Union for Industrial Action.

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Drivers of Emo,Carlton, CPL Petroleum, Scottish Fuels, Southern Counties,Texaco Equity and GB Oils brands are to be Balloted by Unite the Union for Industrial Action.

After consultative ballot to the drivers of GB Oils who work under the banner of CPL,Carlton,Emo and Scottish Fuels to name just a few as there is over 44 brand names in the GB Oils Stables.

The result of the recent consultative ballot was that 95 % of members voted for industrial action. A legal ballot will now follow. This will be conducted by the Electoral Reform Services on behalf of Unite the Union.
And will be carried out within the next few weeks.

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Anonymous3:53 PM
This is Really good news as GB Oils have singlehandedly Murdered Truely Good companies under their banner.We now at long last have 95% of the workforce totally in unison and ready and willing to fight for our rights. Lets all stand together and fight this "Bully".The bigger they are , the harder they fall.
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Anonymous6:20 PM
STTTTUUUURRRRRRRIIIIIKKKKKKKEEEEEEEEEEE GBOILS your out!!.
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Anonymous6:14 PM
I agree this is great news, but can i remind you it is not 95% of the workforce it is 95% of union members that voted. The point i am making is that in my area there are as many non union drivers as there are union drivers so this could get very messy.But bring it on!!!!
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Anonymous11:07 PM
I have just got a driving job with dcc emo ireland and i think that the oil delevery job in seasonal work now so we have move with the times i am in the oil and petrol industry 15 years and i have worked with meny companies and thay seem to be ok, but i would not like to starting out in my working life now in the industry.
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Firm fined for over-worked drivers

Officers discovered the company had failed to ensure their drivers took adequate rest while carrying youngsters.The court heard that some drivers had taken less than four hours' rest between finishing driving one day and starting work for the following shift.
Drivers had also worked up to 27 consecutive days without taking the legally required breaks.
The officers also found that E****d B*****y, as both director and transport manager, had failed to keep adequate records and systems to properly monitor his drivers' working hours.
B*****y pleaded guilty to 77 offences relating to breaches of Drivers' Hours Rules and failing to keep records of work.
Magistrates fined him £17,000 and ordered him to pay £80,000 in costs.
Nine of the company's drivers previously pleaded guilty to a variety of offences and received fines.
VOSA operations director Alex Fiddes said: "I am very pleased with the level of fines the court has handed out.
"It shows how serious these offences are.
"Drivers who do not take the required amount of rest risk causing a serious accident."

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Drivers of Emo,Carlton, CPL Petroleum, Scottish Fuels, Southern Counties,Texaco Equity and GB Oils brands are to be Balloted by Unite the Union for Industrial Action.

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