Unite said it had struck a deal with Elgin-based McPherson to increase the basic pay of its drivers by more than 20% over the next two years. It means more than 300 drivers will see their pay packets boosted by a minimum of £2,200 this year. The company, which moves goods all over Scotland and […]
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A Scottish transport company is threatening to move its business south of the border after the council claimed it had been operating illegally for four years.
Boughey Distribution said September and October were the busiest two months in the company’s trading history.
Eddie Stobart said its robust contingency plans would ensure the delivery of Walkers crisps to supermarkets were not disrupted, after HGV drivers geared up for strike action over a pay dispute.