St Ives is optimistic that a solution is in sight to the wage negotiations across its web division.
Managing director David Emeny anticipates a proposal on the table in Plymouth "will be accepted".
There has been no escalation of GPMU action at its Peterborough or Andover plants, or at a separate dispute at Caerphilly.
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