 They will strike for four days from Sunday, November 6, then four more from Monday, November 14. Fox's had revenue of £123million in 2021, according to its accounts, and Unite chief Sharon Graham says: 'This is a hugely wealthy company. Settling our members' pay claim would be an absolute drop in the ocean for it. This is a classic example of a company that can pay but is choosing not to.' Our Cost of Living team of experts are here to help YOU through a very difficult year. They'll be bringing you the latest money news stories and also providing specialist advice. Whether it's rocketing energy bills, the cost of the weekly shop or increased taxes, our team will be with you all the way. Every Thursday at 1pm they will take part in a Facebook Live event to answer your questions and offer their advice. Visit facebook.com/dailymirror/live to watch. You can read more about our team of experts here. If you have a question - or want to share your story - please get in touch by emailing webnews@mirror.co.uk. A spokesman for Fox's said: 'We are working closely with our col){kind=link}
Fox Biscuits usually sell five million tins over the Christmas period and year-round sales include Party Rings, Rocky bars and Crunch Creams – but some workers are now planning to strike
Crumbs! Biscuit fans are facing a shortage of festive favourites.
Staff at Fox’s, who make much-loved confections including a Christmas variety tin, are striking over pay next month â and there are fears that seasonal supplies could be at risk.
Retail analyst Clive Black warned: “If manufacturing is seriously impeded people will miss their treats.”
Fox Biscuits usually sell five million tins over the Christmas period and year-round sales include Party Rings, Rocky bars and Crunch Creams.