Thu, 15th Dec 2016 17:34
LONDON, Dec 15 (Reuters) -
** Members of Scotland's biggest offshore trade union Unitehave overwhelmingly voted to reject a no-change pay andconditions offer from their employers, it said in a statement.
** Members of Unite were asked to vote on a proposal fromthe Offshore Contractors Association (OCA), the leadrepresentative body for offshore contractor companies.
** The proposal would have seen no increase in pay and nochange to the conditions of members, Unite said. (Reporting by Ron Bousso)
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