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Havering Council Urges Resolution in FCC and Unite Dispute

Council calls for constructive dialogue between FCC and Unite to minimise disruption for employees and residents.

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Havering Council has urged for a swift and amicable resolution in ongoing discussions between FCC and Unite regarding issues raised by union members, aiming to minimise disruption to employees and residents.

Councillor Martynas Cekavicius, Havering’s Cabinet Member for Public Realm, stated that the Council is aware of the ongoing discussions. He emphasised the importance of both FCC and the Union working constructively to find a resolution as soon as possible.
The Council stressed that the resolution is crucial in the interests of employees and to minimise the risk of disruption to local residents and essential services. Havering Council will remain in close contact with FCC as discussions progress and will continue to monitor the situation.
A positive outcome through dialogue and negotiation is hoped for, avoiding any unnecessary impact on residents.
Based on information from the official source: London Borough of Havering (16/10/2026)

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