Caledonian MacBrayne and RMT union to continue talks
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Ferry services were disrupted last week during three days of industrial action by members of the RMT
Further talks are due to take place between Caledonian MacBrayne and RMT on ferry workers' jobs and pensions.
RMT members working for CalMac are preparing to hold a second 24-hour strike on Friday. Union members within Argyll Ferries are also to walk out.
Three days of industrial action by CalMac staff last month culminated in a 24-hour strike.
The dispute has been triggered by the tendering of Clyde and Hebrides ferry services.
Unions have concerns that the new contract will not protect jobs and pensions.
Following a meeting on Tuesday, CalMac said dialogue with the RMT remained "open" with the talks due to reconvene on Wednesday.
The RMT said that, as things stood, the 24-hour strike planned for Friday would go ahead.
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