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Advisers call for minimum pay to ease care workforce crisis 27/04/2022 The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) has said the Government should foot the bill for a minimum rate of £10.50 per hour for care workers in England.
Rugby workers will be latest to strike 25/04/2022 Refuse, recycling and street cleansing workers at Rugby BC are among the council employees who will walk out on strike this week.
Adur and Worthing bin strike ends with pay deal 21/04/2022 The long-running Adur and Worthing bin strike has ended after a new pay deal was reached with the local authority.
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Unite announces industrial action over pay 28/02/2022 Unite’s local government members will next month stage targetted industrial action at councils where enough members rejected the employers’ 1.75% pay offer for 2021-22.
Sussex councils agree pay rise for refuse, recycling and cleansing staff 28/02/2022 Adur & Worthing Councils have agreed to a wage increase for refuse, recycling and cleansing staff following a review of pay and conditions.
Councillors urged to ensure short-term funding reaches social care frontline 11/02/2022 Councils have been urged to access short-term funding from the Government to boost the pay of social care workers.
National industrial action prospects over pay fade 07/02/2022 A nationally-coordinated wave of industrial action over this year’s pay claim looks increasingly unlikely as the outcome of trade union ballots emerged.
Workers on universal credit face ‘perfect storm’, TUC warns 07/02/2022 Low-income workers face a ‘perfect storm’ this April with universal credit (UC) falling behind the cost of living as energy bills and taxes rise, TUC say.
Coventry council hires private contractor amid bin strikes 27/01/2022 Coventry City Council today announced that it is set to bring in a private contractor to help collect waste as strike action by bin lorry drivers continues.
Council care workers earn thousands of pounds a year less in real terms, says TUC 26/01/2022 Local government care workers earn £1,600 less a year in real terms compared to 2010, new analysis has revealed.
Call to pay councillors the Real Living Wage 10/01/2022 Cosla has called for councillors to be paid the Real Living Wage of £9.90 per hour as a minimum.
Plymouth council agrees pay uplift for HGV drivers 05/01/2022 The union Unite have welcomed a decision by Plymouth council to give HGV drivers a pay increase by regrading their jobs.
Council ‘named and shamed’ for not paying minimum wage 14/12/2021 Hampshire County Council has been named as one of over 200 employers who do not pay their lowest paid workers the minimum wage.
Council chiefs welcome £300m social care funding 13/12/2021 Council leaders welcome a new package to protect the care sector this winter, but warned that long-term investment was needed to make social care sustainable.
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Union starts ballot for strike action 02/12/2021 A trade union has started balloting 370,000 council and school staff for strike action over the 'inadequate' pay offer.
HGV drivers threaten Christmas strikes 24/11/2021 Drivers of heavy goods vehicles who work for Coventry City Council’s waste services are threatening to go on strike over the Christmas period as part of a pay dispute.
No deal from last-ditch pay talks 16/11/2021 Last-ditch talks between local government employers and trade unions over this year’s 1.75% pay offer have broken up without agreement, The MJ understands.
Care staff should receive £1,000 winter bonus, directors argue 16/11/2021 Social care workers in England should receive a £1,000 winter bonus to protect struggling services, leaders have said.
Birmingham could face new equal pay claims 12/11/2021 Birmingham City Council is facing an equal pay ‘crisis’, a trade union has warned.
Budget 2021: Sunak unfreezes public sector pay 27/10/2021 Rishi Sunak has confirmed that the Government will unfreeze public sector pay and raise the national living wage.
Thousands of council workers to strike over pay in Scotland 26/10/2021 Trade unions have warned half of Scotland’s local authority areas will see strike action next month unless an agreement is made over council pay.
Refuse workers strike against ‘ongoing attacks’ on pay and conditions 21/10/2021 Union members at Veolia Sheffield have voted to strike over pay and what they characterise as ‘ongoing attacks’ to their terms and conditions.
EXCLUSIVE: Employers dig in as they refuse to reopen pay talks 19/10/2021 Council employers have dug in to defend their ‘full and final’ pay offer despite warnings that months of disruption could lie ahead.
Brighton council and union reaches deal to end bin strike 19/10/2021 Brighton residents will soon once again see their streets cleared of bin bags as the council reaches a deal with striking refuse collection workers to resolve the ongoing industrial dispute.
Disruption warning as unions ask for pay talks to resume 15/10/2021 Unions have urged council employers to return to the negotiating table with an improved pay offer amid warnings that months of disruption could lie ahead.
Research shows drop in council pay over past decade 14/10/2021 Frontline staff in local government have seen their pay fall by around £1,500 in real terms over the past decade, new research has revealed today.
Government told to ‘invest’ in social care to solve recruitment crisis 13/10/2021 A new report has emphasised the importance of ‘properly’ rewarding care workers as figures reveal that adult social care providers are struggling to recruit and retain staff.
North Northants Council to pay real living wage 07/10/2021 North Northamptonshire Council has announced that it will pay the real living wage because ‘it better reflects the cost of living.’
More unions announce strike ballots 06/10/2021 Two more trade unions have moved a step closer to industrial action after members rejected the latest pay offer.
District boosts pay to tackle shortage of bin drivers 05/10/2021 South Holland District Council has agreed to increase pay for its waste and recycling teams in response to the national shortage of drivers.
Unison warns of strike action over council pay 04/10/2021 Trade union Unison has warned of future strike action unless local government employers improve their pay offer.
Scottish teachers declare formal dispute over ‘sub-inflationary’ pay offer 01/10/2021 Teachers in Scotland have declared a formal dispute over what they describe as a ‘sub-inflationary’ pay offer.
Newcastle Council publishes data on ethnicity pay gap 30/09/2021 Newcastle City Council has published data showing the pay gap between their white and BAME staff for the first time.
Union calls for reversal of pay cuts to give economy £3.3bn boost 24/09/2021 The TUC has called on the Chancellor to reverse public sector pay cuts in the spending review as a means of supporting the post-pandemic recovery.
New pay deal ends long-running bin strikes in South London 03/09/2021 Disruption to refuse services in the London Borough of Bexley has finally come to an end after a new pay deal was agreed.
The local government workforce: equal by default 26/08/2021 The APSE Commission message is clear: we need a well-trained, properly rewarded workforce to meet local public services’ future challenges, says Heather Wakefield.
Council considers forcing unvaccinated to use sick days in COVID cases 13/08/2021 Unvaccinated workers at Knowsley Council might have to use sick days if they need to self-isolate after contact with a positive COVID-19 case.
PM urged to intervene over council pay 27/07/2021 A trade union has urged the Prime Minister to make funding available to give council workers a 'fair' pay rise.
Council pay offer increases to 1.75% 27/07/2021 Council employers have offered an improved 'final' pay offer to staff but have offered council chief executives and chief officers a lower increase.
Commission calls for funding re-set for local government 20/07/2021 Local government needs a ‘funding floor’, set at an agreed percentage of national income, a report on the future of the sector has said.
Support workers 'undervalued' by nearly £7k a year, warns report 09/07/2021 Frontline social care workers are paid nearly £7,000 less per year than their peers in equivalent positions in other public funded sectors, a new report has uncovered.
Workers and communities deserve better than poverty pay and degraded services 08/07/2021 Steve Turner, who is standing to become the next general secretary of Unite the Union, pledges to end the outsourcing of council services and campaign for better pay.
A new deal for workers in local government 24/06/2021 Sharon Graham, who is standing to become the next general secretary of Unite the Union, sets out her priorities for local government workers.
Unions rejects 'insulting' council pay offer 24/05/2021 Two trade unions have rejected the 1.5% pay offer from the national local government employers.
Council ‘outraged’ by Unite decision to continue bin strike 14/05/2021 Thurrock Council has said that it is ‘disappointed’ workers in the local authority’s waste and recycling department have decided to continue pay strike.
Norwich Council workers to strike over pay dispute 13/05/2021 Staff working at a council-owned company in Norwich have announced five days of strike action over 'broken promises' on pay.
Unions reject councils’ pay offer 26/04/2021 Scottish members of two trade unions have voted to reject a pay offer from councils, raising the prospect of strike action.
COVID-19 mortality rates twice as high in insecure jobs, TUC finds 16/04/2021 Mortality rates during the pandemic are twice as high in insecure jobs than in other professions, a TUC analysis has revealed.
Unions reject Scots pay offer 06/04/2021 Trade unions in Scotland have formally rejected employers’ pay offer of an £800 lower-rate pay rise for 2021, dismissing the sum as an unacceptably poor response to staff efforts during COVID-19.
Sleep-in shifts legal battle ends 19/03/2021 A long-running legal challenge by care workers over pay worth £400m has been rejected by the Supreme Court.
COSLA pay offer ‘slap in the face’, union says 18/03/2021 Unison has accused the body representing local authorities in Scotland of making a pay offer that ‘falls far short’ of what local government workers deserve.
Employers branded a 'disgrace' over council pay delay 26/02/2021 Council employers have been branded a ‘disgrace’ after they said they would not respond to a union pay claim until after the May 6 elections.
Unions call for 10% pay rise for council staff 16/02/2021 Three local government unions have called for a wage increase of at least 10% for all council and school workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Treasury scraps cap on public sector exit payments 12/02/2021 The Government has dropped its controversial cap on public sector exit payments after admitting it had ‘unintended consequences’.
Local government workers impacted by pay freeze already facing ‘pay penalty’ 23/12/2020 Public sector workers affected by the pay freeze next year already face a pay penalty compared to private sector staff in similar roles, think tank says.
Top 100: Our most popular local government stories of 2020 16/12/2020 Although the dispute over council pay caused the most stir in the local government sector this year, the impact of dealing with the pandemic obviously dominated the headlines as well.
Sandwell's outsourced refuse workers secure back pay deal 07/12/2020 Refuse workers in Sandwell are set to receive substantial back pay following intervention by trade union Unite.
Sunak unveils a Spending Review for jobs, public services and infrastructure 25/11/2020 Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled a £4bn levelling up fund as part of a Spending Review which he claimed offered ‘huge investment’ in jobs, public services and infrastructure.
Spending Review: Public sector pay increase for low earners 25/11/2020 Public sector worker wage increases will be limited to the lowest paid, the chancellor has announced this afternoon.
Local government 'must have parity' with NHS on pay 20/11/2020 The chairman of the LGA’s Community Wellbeing Board says the hard work of the sector during the pandemic must be recognised as the chancellor moves to put a squeeze on public sector salaries.
A fifth of employees still paid under the real Living Wage, research shows 09/11/2020 A fifth of employees are still paid under the real Living Wage, new research has shown.
Charity calls for wage parity between care and NHS workers 09/11/2020 Care workers should be paid the same as people doing the equivalent job in the NHS, a charity has said.
Local government pay deal agreed 21/08/2020 Local government has accepted a 2.75% pay increase, it has been confirmed, despite objections from Unite.
Unite members reject 'insulting' council pay offer 17/08/2020 The majority of members of Unite the union have rejected the 2.75% pay offer.
Chancellor accused of 'selective memory' over council workers' pay 21/07/2020 Council staff are the 'forgotten army of public service' and are being denied a 'decent' pay rise, a union said today.
Unite to ballot members over ‘insulting’ council pay offer 12/06/2020 Around 100,000 council workers will be asked if they want to accept or reject the 2.75% pay offer.
LGA split over worker bonus 26/05/2020 A cross-party agreement that the Local Government Association (LGA) would lobby for a coronavirus payment to staff was ditched after senior councillors blocked the move, The MJ can reveal.
Rejection of coronavirus bonus a 'slap in the face' 19/05/2020 A top union official has branded English councils’ refusal to rally behind a campaign for a workers’ coronavirus bonus as a ‘slap in the face’.
Unite expected to urge council pay offer rejection 11/05/2020 Trade union Unite is expected to recommend that its members reject the employers ‘final’ 2.75% pay offer at a national committee meeting later this week.
One in five healthcare workers could quit in wake of Covid-19, think tank warns 23/04/2020 Healthcare could face a staffing crisis after it was revealed on in five healthcare professionals are more likely to leave following the pandemic.
Unions slam 'woefully low' council pay offer 17/04/2020 The Government should provide extra funding to give council workers a 'proper' pay rise during the pandemic crisis, trade unions have said.
Council workers offered a 2.75% pay rise 16/04/2020 Trade unions have been urged to accept a 2.75% pay increase for council staff.
Town hall rich list branded 'inane and distasteful' 15/04/2020 Attempts to criticise local government salaries have been branded as ‘both inane and distasteful' by chief executives’ body Solace.
Local government pay summit to go ahead 30/03/2020 Negotiators hope to keep local government pay discussions on track despite the difficulties posed by the coronavirus crisis.
Union and council end dispute amid coronavirus crisis 24/03/2020 Trade union Unite has said its dispute with Veolia over holiday pay for refuse staff working at Tower Hamlets LBC has been resolved.
A 10% council pay rise is 'affordable' says Unison 12/02/2020 A 10% pay rise for council staff is 'affordable' and would boost local economies, new research from a trade union has said.
Unions reject 'disappointing' 2% council pay offer 05/02/2020 Trade unions have rejected a 2% pay increase for council staff and called on employers to 'come up with a better offer'.
Unions blast 'unnecessary' delay to council staff pay rise decision 23/01/2020 Trade unions have criticised employers for failing to make a pay offer to local government staff yet.
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Fleet mechanics threaten strike after being asked to ‘accept one compromise too many’ 03/12/2019 Council fleet mechanics in Wigan are being balloted for strike action after being told to work late on Fridays, according to Unite.
Lincolnshire health visitors to strike amid pay dispute with council 19/11/2019 A number of health visitors in Lincolnshire started a month-long strike yesterday over what they describe as the council’s ‘divide and rule’ policy.
Delays to pay claim talks branded a 'disappointment by union 07/11/2019 The biggest local government union has branded a delay to talks over their 10% pay claim 'a huge disappointment'.
Decision on council staff pay rise delayed until the New Year 06/11/2019 A leading union negotiator has questioned local government employers' good faith after they decided to delay responding to their 10% pay claim until the New Year.
Council workers to lobby for 10% pay rise 04/11/2019 Unions are set to protest in support of their 10% pay claim when local government employers meet in London tomorrow.
Living wage boost would benefit hundreds of thousands of council staff 08/10/2019 Workers stand to gain from politicians' pledges to increase the National Living Wage.
Lincolnshire health visitors announce new pay strikes 06/08/2019 Unite have announced that health visitors employed by the council will be holding further demonstrations across Lincolnshire as part of an ongoing pay dispute.
In a nutshell: the 2020-21 local government pay claim 29/07/2019 Mark Whitehead explores the context behind the union's bid for a 10% pay increase for council staff.
A pay rise for local government workers? 25/07/2019 Local government workers are doing overtime on 'an industrial scale’. Mark Whitehead looks at what unions are doing to address this.
Unions set to propose 10% pay rise for council staff 17/07/2019 Better work-life balance and support for mental health are likely to be elements in a pay claim being agreed by local government unions, LocalGov can reveal.
Lincolnshire health visitors strike over pay row 16/07/2019 Health visitors in Lincolnshire began strike action yesterday after failing to reach an agreement with the county council over their rate of pay.
Harnessing the power of place can lead to better pay 17/05/2019 Douglas White explains why the Living Wage Places movement is gaining traction across the country.
Council employees win ‘substantial wage rise’ 02/05/2019 Customer service assistants employed by Sandwell Council have won what the union Unite describe as a ‘substantial wage rise’.
Council chiefs defend £100,000 plus pay cheques 09/04/2019 Local leaders have defended the generous remuneration packages paid to a minority of council employees arguing they are decided upon in a ‘transparent’ manner.
Northants apologises for underpaying childminders 08/03/2019 Northamptonshire County Council has apologised ‘unreservedly’ for underpaying childminders and nurseries by thousands of pounds.
Scottish councils ‘delighted’ at new pay deal with unions 05/03/2019 Council workers have welcomed a new pay deal that is set to deliver cost of living increases over the next few years after a decade of stagnating wages.
Teaching union rejects pay offer from councils 22/02/2019 The 9% pay increase offered to teachers in Scotland has been rejected by members of trade union EIS.

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