Broadcast bar in Glasgow shut two weeks ago after staff raised concerns about working conditions.
The union-backed letter listed more than 50 issues with working conditions at the Sauchiehall Street venue.The grievance claimed owners failed to pay staff holiday wages, sick pay and outstanding wages, or issue staff contracts.Unite Hospitality said progress had since been made on the health, safety and contractual issues.
A spokesperson for Broadcast said: "We have had constructive discussions with our colleagues and Unite representatives, and reopened with their agreement. "We are pleased to have had the opportunity to establish the existence, cause and remedy for certain issues, with all actions - including strengthening the management structure and training regimes - completed to the satisfaction of our staff."We intend to continue building a structure of open dialogue between colleagues and the entire team looks forward to welcoming our customers back to the venue.
Bryan Simpson, industrial organiser for Unite Hospitality, said: "Following positive negotiations between the owner and our Unite reps at the venue, Broadcast reopened on Thursday."In particular, we are pleased that significant improvements have been made to contractual terms and that all damage caused by a leak from the building upstairs has been fixed.
"Hopefully, we can build upon this progress and make it the best live events venue in Glasgow for workers conditions."
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