As promised the Staff Side of the Birmingham and the Black Country Locality presented the management with grievances against the General Manager Black Country and the Scheduling Manager Black Country.

All those who attended the station meeting at Dudley will know what these grievances were about.

Remember you are the UNION.

Correction to an error in last week's WMAS Weekly Briefing - 256 - 14th July 2011

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As previously mentioned, a meeting was held at Dudley Ambulance Station earlier tonight, to discuss the situation regarding the Scheduling Department in the Black Country Locality. A total of 84 staff attended and numerous topics were discussed. A further bulletin on the outcome of the meeting will be published shortly. Thank you for your support.

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