UNISON reminds local government and school members in England, Wales and Northern Ireland to vote in the consultation from tomorrow on the revised NJC pay proposals and that they face a clear choice
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UNISON is strongly opposed Merthyr county council plans to dismiss and re-engage the council workforce on inferior terms and conditions
UNISON’s Scottish local government committee has suspended the strike action that was planned for 21 October and is to consult members on new proposals
UNISON members are about to be consulted on the latest NJC pay proposals for local government and school workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
UNISON has today decided to suspend strike action in local government and schools planned for 14 October and consult its members on new proposals
The NJC joint secretaries met on Thursday 2 October following UNISON’s earlier rejection of the pay proposals
UNISON local government members in Scotland are set to take industrial action this month after a ‘yes’ vote in their ballot was announced
UNISON calls for NJC employers to rethink and come forward with a pay offer which ‘begins to tackle the hardship facing all of our members’ in local government and schools (England, Wales and Northern Ireland)
Local government workers vote for industrial action over pay
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UNISON members in academy schools have voted yes to strike action in a dispute over pay
‘This coalition boasts that the economy is growing by over 3%, but claims there is no money for our members – where is the money going?’
“Conference, our party is returning. It turned a corner at Milton Keynes. Genuine commitments were made to support the Living Wage, to end the abuse of zero hours contracts, to respect pay review body awards, to repeal the Health Act committing Labour to Nye Bevan’s NHS, real progress”.
Crucial vote on academies pay strike closes on Wednesday
UNISON local government members are calling on Welsh Assembly Member’s to support the campaign for fair pay for local government workers and fair funding for Wales