Drivers feel current plan is unfair
A dispute between bus drivers and infrastructure chiefs over the amount of annual leave allowed during TT will hopefully be resolved soon.
That’s the wish of the Island’s Infrastructure Minister.
His department has proposed reducing the number of drivers who can take holiday each TT fortnight.
The union representing drivers says they are willing to compromise but the plan, as it stands, is unfair.
Ray Harmer says the two sides are not far apart.
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