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Council support staff declare strike over salary grades 26/07/2024 Around 200 support staff in Lancashire County Council’s social work team today began strike action in a dispute over salary grades and working arrangements.
Unions threaten ‘stinking’ summer after rejecting pay offer 22/07/2024 Residents in Scotland will be faced with a ‘stinking Scottish summer’ unless local government employers improve their pay offer to workers, union says.
COSLA offers 3.2% pay uplift 18/07/2024 Local government employers in Scotland have made a new pay offer in an effort to resolve the ongoing pay dispute.
Unite members ‘overwhelmingly’ reject pay offer 12/07/2024 A substantial majority of Unite members have voted to reject the latest local government pay offer.
GMB accepts local government pay offer 12/07/2024 The GMB has split the union response on sector pay after coming out in support of the offer from employers for this year.
Scotland’s bin strikes will create ‘playground for pests’ 04/07/2024 Residents in council areas that will be affected by the summer bin strikes in Scotland have been asked to take ‘reasonable steps’ to avoid attracting pests.
Bin strikes could hit Edinburgh Fringe Festival, union says 02/07/2024 Waste and recycling workers in Scotland have voted to go on strike during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as part of an ongoing pay dispute.
Refuse workers’ strike escalates 26/06/2024 Refuse workers in the London Borough of Redbridge are to escalate their industrial dispute with a ban on overtime working, trade union Unite has announced.
Council staff balloted for strike action 25/06/2024 Trade union Unison has announced that Kirklees Council staff at two customer service centres at risk of closure are being balloted for strike action.
Union announces strike over working conditions 19/06/2024 Refuse workers in the London borough of Redbridge will strike next month over a ‘deterioration’ of working conditions.
UNISON: Over 90% of council workers reject pay offer 17/06/2024 Thousands of council workers in Scotland have voted overwhelmingly to reject a pay offer from local government employers.
UNISON: To whoever forms the next government… 14/06/2024 Christina McAnea, general secretary of UNISON, tells LocalGov.co.uk what the sector’s biggest union hopes to see from the next government.
Council workers strike over pay cuts 11/06/2024 Nearly 150 council employees in Greenwich are striking this week over the local authority’s plans to reduce their pay.
Union calls out council over equal pay claims 10/06/2024 GMB union has written to Brighton and Hove Council around equal pay claims that could be worth tens of millions of pounds.
Unite warns of strike action in escalating pay dispute 29/05/2024 Unite has served industrial action notices to 29 councils in the escalating pay dispute between local government employers and employees in Scotland.
Council workers’ incomes ‘cut to the bone’, warns union 29/05/2024 Unite has recommended its members reject the latest local government pay offer for England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
Greenwich council repairs staff declare strike 28/05/2024 Nearly 150 workers employed by Greenwich council will go on strike today after the local authority brought in plans to cut their wages.
COSLA makes 2.2% pay offer 24/05/2024 Local authority employees in Scotland have been offered a 2.2% pay increase from 1 April.
Union recommends council staff reject pay offer 23/05/2024 Unison has advised local authority employees to reject an offer of a pay increase of at least £1,290.
UNISON: Council employers ‘miles away’ from acceptable pay offer 13/05/2024 Local authority workers in Scotland are considering strike action because ‘employers are miles away from offering anything staff are likely to accept’.
Wages below 2008 levels in two thirds of council areas 29/04/2024 Real wages are still below 2008 levels in nearly two-thirds of UK local authority areas, a new TUC analysis has revealed.
Brum council workers vote for strike over equal pay 23/04/2024 Council workers at 35 schools across Birmingham have voted in support of strike action over the ongoing equal pay claims issue.
Unison warns of looming strike as it awaits pay offer 22/04/2024 Scotland’s largest local government union has warned that strike preparations could begin next week amid growing tensions over pay.
Government urged to fund council pay claim 22/04/2024 Forest of Dean District Council has called on ministers to fully fund trade unions’ pay claim for local government workers.
Trade union law ‘nullifies’ right to strike, court rules 18/04/2024 UNISON has welcomed a landmark Supreme Court ruling that found UK trade union law ‘encourages and legitimises unfair and unreasonable conduct’ by employers.
Social workers’ concerns not addressed, union warns 02/04/2024 Welfare concerns raised by social workers are not being dealt with, putting vulnerable people at risk, a union has warned.
EXCLUSIVE: No pay offer until after local elections 14/03/2024 Local government employers will not make a pay offer until after the upcoming local elections in May, The MJ understands.
Shropshire Council staff offered voluntary redundancy 12/03/2024 Staff at Shropshire Council have been offered voluntary redundancy as part of the local authority's plans to lose 300 full time jobs.
Brum workers vote for ‘major escalation’ of equal pay dispute 05/03/2024 Workers at Birmingham City Council have voted to strike in what the union GMB describes as a ‘major escalation’ in the campaign to end the equal pay crisis.
Unions call for 10% wage hike 04/03/2024 A 10% wage rise is the ‘only way to maintain the staff levels necessary to deliver services’, Unison, Unite and GMB say.
Surrey apologises for £30m payroll problem 01/03/2024 Surrey County Council has apologised after a problem with their new £30m payroll system left staff out of pocket.
Union urges prospective MPs to back national care service 21/02/2024 Election candidates in the forthcoming general election are being urged to support the creation of a new national care service in England.
Flexible-work denied to third of women in public sector 15/02/2024 Three in ten (30%) women working in the public sector have had requests to work flexibly denied, new research from Unison has revealed.
Migrant care worker family ban ‘reckless’, union says 31/01/2024 The Government’s decision to ban migrant care workers from bringing family over to join them in England could ‘spell disaster for social care’, union warns.
Council set to halve sick pay 26/01/2024 Southend Council is planning to halve the amount of sick pay given to staff in a move Unison has described as ‘callous’.
Unions call for school inspections to be suspended 21/12/2023 School inspections must be suspended until Ofsted implements recommendations to reform the system following the death of head teacher Ruth Perry, unions say.
Brum workers consider strike over equal pay delays 12/12/2023 Thousands of workers at Birmingham City Council will today start a ballot for strike action in response to equal pay claim delays.
Coventry on collision course with union 05/12/2023 Coventry City Council is on collision course with Unite this month, over controversial proposals to end ‘task and finish’ contracts among waste staff.
Unions plan for January pay claim 30/11/2023 Local government trade unions are aiming to submit their next one-year pay claim in January, The MJ understands.
Unison members accept ‘long overdue’ pay offer 27/11/2023 Council chiefs in Scotland have welcomed a decision by Unison members to accept the latest offer in a long running pay dispute.
Council ‘saddened’ by proposed job cuts at rail factory 16/11/2023 A council leader has urged ministers to commit to the industrial sector after the UK’s largest rail assembly factory announced 1,330 jobs are at risk in Derby.
New offer in pay dispute 03/11/2023 More money has been offered in the hope of averting strike action by Scottish Unison members.
Council chiefs to receive 3.5% pay increase 02/11/2023 Local authority chief executives will receive a 3.5% salary increase backdated to the beginning of April after agreement was reached on this year’s pay award.
Plan to axe 750 council jobs ‘extremely worrying’ 19/10/2023 Leeds City Council’s proposals to axe hundreds of jobs to help reduce the local authority’s deficit are ‘extremely worrying’, a union has said.
Unison rejects Scotland’s 10% pay offer 16/10/2023 Unison members in Scotland today rejected local government employers’ latest pay deal, which would have seen the lowest-paid staff receive a 10% wage boost.
Haringey housing staff to strike 10/10/2023 Housing repair workers employed by Haringey Council will strike this winter in a dispute over pay.
High street facing ‘terminal decline’, union warns 09/10/2023 The high street may be facing a ‘terminal decline’ as more than 420,000 traditional retail jobs have been lost since 2010, the union GMB has warned.
Coventry refuse workers to vote on industrial action 04/10/2023 The trade union Unite has notified Coventry City Council that it will ballot 55 refuse workers for strike action and action short of a strike.
Councils face record £3.5bn shortfall 28/09/2023 Research has uncovered a £3.5bn shortfall facing councils over the next financial year, revealing ‘true scale of the dire state of local government funding’.
EXCLUSIVE: Unions delay next steps discussion 27/09/2023 Trade unions have agreed to reconvene to discuss their next steps on the ongoing pay dispute within days of GMB’s strike ballots closing, The MJ understands.
Unite and council reach deal to end waste strike 27/09/2023 Waste service workers and street cleaners return to work today after negotiations between Tower Hamlets Council and the trade union Unite put an end to industrial action.
Unions call for £4bn investment in school estate 26/09/2023 In response to the RAAC crisis, trade unions have written to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging him to invest £4.4bn per year to improve the school estate.
Unite suspends strike 22/09/2023 The trade union Unite has suspended a planned three-day strike across education and local government in Scotland after receiving a ‘serious’ pay offer from employers.
Nottinghamshire waste staff to strike 15/09/2023 The GMB union has announced a week-long strike at waste recycling plants in Nottinghamshire.
Unions reject latest COSLA offer 14/09/2023 The Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) has warned trade unions face a choice between ‘real cuts to jobs and services’ and increased pay.
Brum braced for Government intervention 12/09/2023 Birmingham City Council is braced for a wide-ranging Government intervention to help rescue the authority’s bleak finances, and improve political and officer leadership.
Union vows to oppose controversial crackdown 12/09/2023 Local government’s largest trade union has warned any attempt to impose a controversial crackdown will be met with strong opposition.
Employers reject fresh unions' pay bid 24/08/2023 Local government employers have knocked back a bid from the unions for an improved pay offer, insisting it remains ‘full and final’.
School staff at 10 Scottish councils to strike 18/08/2023 Local authority employees in schools and early years provisions across Scotland will strike for two days next month, GMB Scotland has announced.
Thousands of education workers vote to strike in Scotland 07/08/2023 Thousands of workers in education and early years services across 10 local authority areas in Scotland have voted to go on strike.
Pay dispute to stretch into autumn 07/08/2023 The local government pay dispute is destined to stretch into the autumn as trade union Unite warned ‘coordinated industrial action’ was ‘inevitable’.
‘Woefully out of date’ mileage rates costing workers thousands 14/07/2023 Public sector staff are being left thousands of pounds out of pocket because ministers have failed to update national mileage rates, according to UNISON.
Harlow DC reaches pay deal with 300 housing staff 12/07/2023 Over 300 staff responsible for Harlow District Council’s housing stock have ended strike action after a pay deal was reached.
Union warns of ‘significant rise’ in social care exploitation 10/07/2023 Unison has warned of a ‘significant rise’ in the number of migrant workers who are being exploited in the social care sector.
Hancock: Whitehall oversight of care was terrible 27/06/2023 Whitehall oversight of adult social care before Covid-19 was ‘terrible’ and officials had no understanding of whether councils could cope, Matt Hancock admits.
Care providers accused of breaching minimum wage laws 15/06/2023 Unison has accused care staff employers of effectively breaching minimum wage laws by failing to pay workers when they travel between home visits.
Case for better pay ‘clear cut’, union says 13/06/2023 The case for better pay in local government is ‘compelling and clear cut’, according to Unison general secretary Christina McAnea.
Austerity left Britain ‘unprepared' for pandemic, TUC say 06/06/2023 Years of austerity left Britain 'hugely unprepared' for the COVID pandemic with tragic consequences, union leaders have claimed.
Unite in summer strike warning 02/06/2023 Trade union Unite has warned summer strike action will hit key events after talks with the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) collapsed.
Chiefs reject pay offer 31/05/2023 Senior officers have formally rejected the ‘full and final’ pay offer tabled by employers.
More than 360,000 frontline workers vote on pay strike 23/05/2023 More than a third of a million council and school support staff in England and Wales have started voting on a possible strike over pay.
Tower Bridge could close due to pay strike 19/05/2023 Several major London tourist attractions could be forced to close after members of the GMB union voted to strike.
UNISON launches action figures of ‘unsung heroes’ 18/05/2023 Public sector union UNISON has launched a range of council worker action figures to celebrate the ‘unsung heroes’ working on the frontlines.
'Widespread industrial action' warning 10/05/2023 Unite has warned the Scottish Government and employers there ‘could be widespread industrial action’ without a ‘significant increase’ to the current pay offer.
Dundee workers to strike over outsourcing plan 21/03/2023 More than 300 Dundee City Council workers have voted to strike as they fight plans to outsource services.
Local government pay offer amounts to 10% cut, union says 07/03/2023 Unite has decided to recommend rejection of the local government pay offer arguing it amounts to a real terms pay cut, and warns of 'growing anger'.
Social care regulator staff vote for strike action 07/03/2023 Staff at the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have voted to take strike action over pay, their union has announced.
Lowest paid council employees offered 9.42% pay bump 23/02/2023 Council employees have been offered what the Local Government Association describes as a ‘full and final’ pay increase of at least £1,925 from 1 April 2023.
Pay spine review 'inevitable,' employers admit 21/02/2023 A redesign of local government’s pay spine is ‘inevitable,’ employers have admitted privately.
Unions warn many school buildings ‘at risk of collapse’ 16/02/2023 A 50% decline in spending on school buildings over the last decade has left many of them unfit for the future, seven education unions have warned.
Teaching unions’ rejection of pay offer ‘disappointing' 16/02/2023 Local government leaders in Scotland have described the teaching unions’ rejection of their latest pay offer as ‘very disappointing’.
Scottish council leaders agree new teacher pay offer 15/02/2023 Council leaders in Scotland have agreed on a new pay offer for teachers which it hopes will end the current industrial action.
Unions call for ‘inflation-busting’ 12.7% pay rise 01/02/2023 Three public sector unions have submitted a pay claim that calls for an above inflation 12.7% pay rise for council employees and school staff.
Scottish council chiefs warn care reforms could cost 75,000 jobs 12/10/2022 Local authority leaders and unions in Scotland today joined forces to oppose plans to centralise the delivery of care, which they argue could cost 75,000 jobs.
Homecare workers win mileage payment deal 12/10/2022 Nottingham City Council homecare workers have reached a deal with the council which will see them receive an extra £135 a month for mileage.
Council ‘disppointed’ by continuing strikes 05/10/2022 Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council has said it is ‘disappointed’ that strike action is going ahead while union members consider a new pay offer.
Council spends £1.5m fighting equal pay claims 05/10/2022 Derby City Council has spent over £1.5m defending itself against equal pay claims, a freedom of information (FOI) request has revealed.
Unison members back pay offer 28/09/2022 Members of trade union Unison have voted by 63.5% to 36.5% to accept the national employers’ final pay offer for local government services employees.
'Fierce resistance' to threatened strike clampdown 06/09/2022 Any attempt by new Prime Minister Liz Truss to outlaw strikes will be met with ‘fierce resistance,’ trade union Unite has warned.
Scottish council workers consider 7.5% pay offer 05/09/2022 Strikes that would have affected schools and waste services across a number of council areas in Scotland have been suspended as workers consider pay offer.
Council bin workers secure 10% pay rise 02/09/2022 Around 100 waste workers employed by Bath and North East Somerset council are set to receive a 10% pay rise.
Unison to put pay deal to its members 01/08/2022 Unison has vowed to consult its members on the flat rate pay rise offered to all council staff.
Employers warn against local pay deals 19/07/2022 Councils have been warned against undermining the ‘fundamental integrity’ of national talks by agreeing local deals as pressure grows on pay.
Council and unions agree ‘strong pay offer’ for lowest paid staff 22/06/2022 Surrey CC's lowest paid staff are set to receive a pay boost after unions and the council finalised a pay offer that sees pay increases on a sliding scale.
Fresh strike warning for local government sector 13/06/2022 Unions have warned of more local government strikes.
Unions demand 'substantial' pay increase 06/06/2022 Councils will be consulted this month after local government trade unions demanded a ‘substantial’ pay increase amid rising costs of food, fuel and household bills.
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.
Glasgow strikes suspended as equal pay deal reached 14/04/2022 Public sector unions yesterday suspended all equal pay strikes after a deal was struck with Glasgow City Council to settle the long-running dispute.
Unison calls for above-inflation pay rise for public sector 22/03/2022 The UK’s biggest union has called on Chancellor Rishi Sunak to fund an above-inflation pay rise for public sector workers.
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.

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