Chocolate factory workers end strike
Workers at Cargilll began their strike action in November
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Workers at a chocolate factory in Nottinghamshire have ended seven weeks of strike action after accepting a revised pay offer.
Dozens of GMB members at Cargill in Worksop have taken industrial action on 14 days since late November.
However the union said they had voted to accept a 10.4% pay increase and a one-off cost-of-living payment.
GMB organiser Cameron Mitchell said it was good that company bosses had recognised the value of the workforce.
A Cargill spokesperson said: "We are pleased to have reached an agreement with the union. We greatly value our employees and the work they do."
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