Strike threat over Bridgend council pay freeze row
Unions say strike action could be possible if Bridgend council does not change proposals for a pay freeze.
The council says it can not afford a 1% rise for everyone, and wants to freeze pay for all but the lowest-paid workers.
Trade union representatives will meet the council's cabinet to formally oppose their decision to opt out of the national pay system.
First Minister Carwyn Jones - speaking as the area's AM - told BBC Wales he is willing to meet with unions and Bridgend council to help resolve the pay dispute.
Political reporter James Williams spoke to Jane Iles, a Unison representative who works for Bridgend council, for BBC Radio Wales' Good Morning Wales programme.
29 Apr 2014
- From the section Wales