CORRECTED-Unite ballots fuel truckers for strike over pay

(Corrects to clarify Unite is balloting workers over pay dispute, removes reference to 'jet fuel' shortages in headline and lede,) Feb 7 (Reuters) -

About 30-plus truckers with fuel haulage contractor JW Suckling Transport engaged in a Phillips 66 contract to supply fuel to UK's Jet garages are being balloted for a strike over a pay dispute, the Unite Union said on Tuesday.

The drivers are based at depots in Essex, West London and Grangemouth, Unite said in a release, and a strike would affect fuel supplies to Jet garages across Scotland and from Southampton to Norwich.

The ballot for industrial action opens on Feb. 9 and closes on March 9, the union said, adding that if the strike is voted for, it could begin before the end of next month. (Reporting by Seher Dareen and Arundhati Sarkar in Bengaluru, Editing by Louise Heavens)

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CORRECTED-Unite ballots fuel truckers for strike over pay

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