Apr 13, 2005 • 1 min read

BBC unions to ballot over strike action against 4000 job cuts

BBC unions BECTU, Amicus and the NUJ will ballot members on strike action after director general Mark Thompson refused to rule out compulsory redundancies in 4000 proposed job cuts.

Unions at the BBC are to ballot members over proposed strike action in response to the 4000 job cuts that have been proposed by Corporation bosses. The decision to proceed with the strike ballot followed a three hour meeting between unions and the

Beeb's director general Mark Thompson. The three main unions represented within the BBC - BECTU, Amicus and the **National

Union of Journalists** - say they are proceeding with strike plans because Thompson would not meet their demand of no compulsory redundancies.

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