The dispute has attracted considerable media attention, notably from BBC national radio and a tabloid newspaper, after it was revealed that two Communisis directors were among the highest paid in the UK in 2002 (PrintWeek, 7 August).
This is not just about the huge salary increases that company directors got. Last year some of the lowest paid members took a 25% pay cut. We are only asking for the 2.8% National Agreement increase agreed in April, said Griffiths.
Communisis chief executive David Jones was unavailable for comment as PrintWeek went to press.
