GMB trade union members are angry after being offered a deal as low as 1.4% in some cases, while G4S’s direct competitor Loomis offered workers 4.6% earlier this year. GMB members working for G4S Cash deliver millions of pounds each week across the country to banks and businesses – a dangerous job which leaves them open to attack. If the workers went on strike, ATMs might be left without cash, while airports may run out of foreign currency.
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