Bifab workforce cut amid union anger as senior staff remain
GMB Union has called the "effective" closure of BiFab yards a "dark day" for the Scottish economy as the core workforce is cut in a move that sees senior staff keep their posts.
GMB Union has called the "effective" closure of BiFab yards a "dark day" for the Scottish economy as the core workforce is cut in a move that sees senior staff keep their posts.
The Burntisland Fabrication (BiFab) workforce has taken to the streets of Edinburgh in protest over the loss of jobs at three sites across Scotland.
Workers at the crisis-hit BiFab yards are to march on Holyrood in bid to raise awareness of their plight.
Scottish Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy, Paul Wheelhouse said today that everything that can be done is being done to safeguard jobs at Burntisland Fabrications and that he expects all partners to 'act in good faith'.
There was new hope today for workers of troubled Scottish engineering firm Bifab, which employs 1400 people across three sites.
Ministers have said they will “leave no stone unturned” in attempts to find a positive outcome for a major employer feared to be on the brink of administration.
A union has raised fears over 600 potential job losses at an offshore engineering firm.
A union has raised fears over 600 potential job losses at an offshore engineering firm.
Workers are being made redundant at the BiFab yard in Lewis which is preparing to be mothballed within weeks.