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Tata: Unite to start Port Talbot and Llanwern industrial action

One of the unions at Tata Steel’s plants in south Wales has announced it will begin industrial action on 18 June.

Unite said members at Port Talbot and Llanwern would begin a “work to rule” and overtime ban in protest at the company’s plans to close both blast furnaces with the loss of 2,800 jobs across its UK operations.

Tata Steel UK, which is proposing to build a greener electric arc furnace at the Port Talbot site, said it was disappointed, but that the current business was “unsustainable”, losing £364m in 2023-24.

The Community union, which represents the bulk of workers at Port Talbot, has told its members that it is considering an improved redundancy offer which it will put to them once negotiations are completed.


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