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Harrods restaurant staff strike averted after pay victory
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Restaurant workers at Harrods say they have won a 25% increase in pay, with some chefs now earning more than £12.50 an hour – averting a threatened strike during Christmas week.
The United Voices of the World union (UVW), which represents waiters and chefs at the Knightsbridge department store, said the deal represented a “new benchmark for pay in the hospitality sector”, with some Harrods workers in line for £5,000 extra in annual pay. It said the deal, for some, included agreed annual pay rises of 3% from 2023.
The union said early last month that it would ballot staff about a potential strike over poor pay and a heavy workload for staff after job cuts.
One restaurant worker said: “After weeks of organising with our union, UVW, we are
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