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"Cleaners
at the company's flagship store on London's Oxford Street are
protesting against low pay, redundancies and cuts to hours, claiming
they are being treated as 'second-class citizens'.
"Under
its co-operative 'partnership' agreement, John Lewis's 70,000 employees
all have a say in the running of the business and share profits.
However, third-party employees are excluded from the model, and the
company says it holds no sway in the cleaners' dispute as ICM is
subcontracted through a facilities firm, MML, which looks after its
premises.
"... Organiser Chris Ford said:
"John Lewis are engaged in rank hypocrisy. They can't say they know nothing about it, when they accepted the low bid for the tender."
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