Monday, 15 October 2007, 23:24 GMT 00:24 UK
Strike action affects day centres
Day centre staff at Scotland's largest local authority are striking over pay and conditions.
Glasgow City Council's drop-in centres for adults and children with disabilities are affected by the indefinite industrial action.
About 200 staff are taking part in the latest in a series of strikes over plans to change pay and pensions.
A council spokesman said it was willing to negotiate but insisted any talks must also include a review of services.
About 800 adults and children use the drop-in day centres.
No talks have been planned and both sides said that a lengthy dispute looked likely.
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