Members of the Unite union and Hoyer UK and Suckling Transport, the employers of the 600 tanker drivers that union represents, are continuing negotiations in the hope of averting a four-day strike that could disrupt Shell fuel shipments in the United Kingdom. The dispute, which revolves around the pre-overtime wages earned by the drivers, will begin on Friday if no agreement is reached.
See "Last bid to avert tanker strikes", BBC News Online, June 10, 2008