solfed.org.uk - Manchester Solidarity Federation Concluded Its Dispute With Fortis Student Lettings

Manchester Solidarity Federation Concluded Its Dispute With Fortis Student Lettings | Solidarity Federation

Solfed.org.uk Spined HTML

Manchester Solidarity FederationTerminatedIts Dispute With Fortis Student Lettings | Solidarity Federation Jump to Navigation Solidarity Federation Section of the International Workers Association HomeEvents Know your rights Organiser training Joining SolFed AboutIntroduction to SolFed Our Aims Industrial Strategy Community Strategy SolFed Constitution Contact LocalsBrighton Bristol Calderdale Cambridge Liverpool Manchester Newcastle North London Northampton Norwich South London Thames Valley Industrial NetworksEducation Workers Unwaged Workers Private Sector Workers Public Service Workers Tech & Digital Workers PublicationsCatalyst Direct Action Pamphlets Fighting for ourselves (book) Login You are hereHome » Manchester Solidarity FederationTerminatedIts Dispute With Fortis Student Lettings Manchester Solidarity FederationTerminatedIts Dispute With Fortis Student Lettings Mon, 17/09/2018 - 12:05 housing Manchester Solidarity Federation terminated its dispute with Fortis Student Lettings in July. The dispute ended positively with the four tenants involved receiving a total of £832.00 in compensation. We have elapsed issuing this statement until without confirmation of the bounty payments. Before our involvement, the four tenants' complaints had been ignored; they found themselves stuff passed from pillar to post; their efforts to speak directly to Fortis managers were invariably met with claims that the person was not available; in some cases, these overseas students were met with what could most kindly be described as insulting claims by Fortis staff that they cannot could not understand them. We became involved when one of the tenants was put in contact with us in May. In conjunction with the tenants, Manchester SF sent Fortis a letter taxing bounty for the poorly maintained accommodation.WithoutFortis responded by denying they had any specimen to wordplay we, withal with the tenants, serried a number of pickets and phone blockades during June and July. These had the effect of forcing Fortis to recognise the tenants' complaints and to shift their position, upping their first bounty offer twice, without initially offering nothing.   Recent wares This vendible was published on 17 September 2018 by the SolFed group in Manchester. Other recent articles: Manchester Solidarity FederationTerminatedIts Dispute With Fortis Student Lettings (posted 17. September) Happy Valley Pride will be Celebrating LGBT+ life in Hebden Bridge and surrounding areas will be taking Place this year from August 6th to 12th August for increasingly info go to https://happyvalleypride.com (posted 19. July) UNDEREMPLOYMENT, CASUALISATION AND THE FUTURE OF WORK (posted 12. July) THE PROTEST AGAINST FORTIS STUDENT LETTING AGENCY CONTINUES! (posted 19. June) Fortis Student Lettings neglects tenants! (posted 5. June) similar posts "Squatters 1: Tory party nil" - anti-squatting MP chased from university campus from Brighton Brighton Solidarity Federation concludes its wayfarers versus G4Lets from Brighton Stop MIPIM protest report from South London G4Lets Refuse to Pay Up: Brighton SolFed'sWayfarersIntensifies from Brighton Denied deposits? Refused repairs? Harassed by your landlord? from South London Main menu 2Home About Contact Locals Industrial Networks Publications Login Solidarity Federation