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Unite union bonus for working Olympic Games paid extra clocking system payroll Time & Attendance UK Data transfers automated processThe Unite union is demanding a bonus for each of its 21,000 members who are working during this month’s Olympic Games. Members of the union walked out last month and postponed a second 24-hour strike today (Thursday). Unite wants bus drivers to be paid extra like other transport workers and is also planning a strike for 24 July, just before the Games begin. The union is also demanding an extra £100 for every day workers go on strike.

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