UNISON, Unite and GMB declare formal dispute over failure to make a pay offer on 14 February ( England, Wales, Northern Ireland)
UNISON, Unite and GMB declare formal dispute over failure to make a pay offer on 14 February ( England, Wales, Northern Ireland)
However, the joint letter - signed by UNSION's head of local government Heather Wakefield on behalf of the joint union secretaries - held a warning for local government […]
Next steps in the campaign for fair pay in local government: day of protest, political lobbying and inddustrial action
The Education and Adoption Bill will see the government force up to a 1,000 more schools into the hands of academy sponsors. The bill […]
That puts the 2014 pay dispute to bed but there are still serious financial challenges ahead for local government services and our members who provide them." UNITE National Officer Fiona Farmer said […]
The UNISON local government industrial action ballot in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will start on 23 May
UNISON’s local government and school support workers have voted yes to strike action in a dispute over pay. The low paid, mainly women, workers have faced a 3 year pay freeze and have now been offered a 1% pay rise
UNISON, the GMB and UNITE have launched a petition to call for decent pay in local government
Employers offer two-year deal of 1% each year, with more for lower paid staff to match national living wage
Local government employers have offered a 1% pay rise. UNISON General Secretary, Dave Prentis […]
You can do this by emailing your local councillor via a link on our local government pay campaign web pages - this will will also help you identify your local councillor. Local […]
And as representatives of local government workers from across the country prepared to discuss attacks on union facility time, Mr Anderson […]
Government plans to force all schools in England to become academies are just one issue facing support staff
Debates see delegates back a range of measures on pay, academies, funding and much more
Council and school workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland asked to have their say on pay offer