I know, just stay at MACC and when the floor gets converted to a fast food spotters cafe, you can get a job flipping burgers and amaze the punters with your stories of getting exactly 5 miles when it counted and averting disaster with one single transmission saving countless lives on a daily basis, but just got screwed by the company.
The reality is that MACC is moving up North.
You could hope to get redundancy.
The money would go a long way wouldn't it????
Scotland is a great country to both live and work in, the educational system is second to none, the people are friendly (in and around Ayrshire and Glasgow at least) and the cost of living is about the same as Manchester / Cheshire (depending on where you decide to live)
If the "mobile grade" isn't legally enforcable, when will you be ballotting for industrial action? Would it go through?