TRANSPORT for Greater Manchester workers called off strikes after getting pay rises of between 6.4 and 11.1 per cent, Unite said today.More than 200 workers, who undertake vital roles including ticketing, passenger assistance and information services for the bus network, voted to accept the deal.The deal includes a pay uplift of at least 3.2 per cent backdated to April 2025 for all staff, plus a non-consolidated payment of £1,000.Workers on lower bands will see pay rise to at least £15.10 an hour, resulting in wages increases of between 6.4 and 11.1 per cent.  

TRANSPORT for Greater Manchester workers called off strikes after getting pay rises of between 6.4 and 11.1 per cent, Unite said today.

More than 200 workers, who undertake vital roles including ticketing, passenger assistance and information services for the bus network, voted to accept the deal.

The deal includes a pay uplift of at least 3.2 per cent backdated to April 2025 for all staff, plus a non-consolidated payment of £1,000.

Workers on lower bands will see pay rise to at least £15.10 an hour, resulting in wages increases of between 6.4 and 11.1 per cent.

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