The letter to Sarah Messenger, the employers' secretary on the National Joint Council for Local Government Services, states: "In light of the failure to make us an NJC pay offer for 2014-15 and as a result […]
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 […]
Members on local pay and conditions or individual contracts not related to the NJC agreement will not be balloted […]
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 […]
The day of action comes before the Local Government Employers meeting on 13 February to decide how much they will offer local government workers in […]
New leaflet and film available as well as online campaign to sign up to (England, Wales and Norethern Ireland)
UNISON decided to ballot local government and school members for strike action after 70% of members rejected this year's pay […]
UNISON in local government Get Help: pensions UNISON Knowledge: Local Government Pension Scheme (member only […]
Reports have been circulated in the local press, click here. For more information visit the branch website: www.unisondarlington.org.uk You […]
Union says that government austerity measures are hitting jobs and services in the region
UNISON members on national local government terms and conditions endured a devastating three year pay freeze and then a miserly 1% increase […]
That's why politicians from all parties are calling for an end to low pay. Many local government workers rely on benefits to pay bills. Right now, the taxpayer is subsidising local government […]
It takes a few minutes to complete and responses are completely confidential. Local government and school pay survey (link opens in new […]
"Local government staff are the unsung heroes of our public services," writes Mr Prentis. "They carry out many […]
UNISON has hailed the local government strike as an overwhelming success, with more than one million public service workers on picket lines and at rallies in protest over their pay offer
