Staff at Jaguar Land Rover's Halewood plant have said they are "prepared to walk" over plans to reduce their shift payments.
Last month the ECHO revealed that changes would be coming in to the shift patterns of staff at the Halewood plant. These changes were announced around the same time that dozens of agency workers at Halewood had their contracts ended early.
JLR has said it is being affected by a global shortage of semi-conductors, which is causing major issues across the automotive industry. However the company said the situation is "improving." The firm also pointed out that workers were awarded an "inflation-beating" basic pay increase of 12.3% in October to help with rising living costs.
