Bus drivers in Aberdeen could be a step closer towards strike action.
The results of a ballot on possible industrial action from hundreds of drivers are being are to be announced on Tuesday morning.
First Bus members of the T&G Unite union are recommending a vote in favour of industrial action this summer after a postal ballot was organised over pay.
First management said drivers are demanding a 52% pay rise and that such an award is unachievable.
Similar action in 2008 brought buses in Aberdeen to standstill.
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