Bus drivers in Greater Manchester theaten to walk out as they brand Stagecoach 'penny-pinching'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukSign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox Drivers working for Greater Manchester's bus giant Stagecoach are threatening to walk out in a dispute over pay.
More than a thousand drivers, members of Unite the union based at depots in Hyde Road, Sharston, Stockport and Ashton, are being balloted to strike.
Unite bosses have warned if drivers, who are on average paid £12.54 an hour, do vote to walk-out it would cause 'severe disruption' to passenger journeys. READ MORE: LIVE: Manchester main roads closed due to serious flooding and chaos will last for 'rest of the day' - latest updates Passengers need only look to the disruption caused by more than two months of strike action by Go North West
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