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Local Government and Schools Pay Update - May 2020
The Local Government Association Board made up of elected councillors have performed a U-turn on a key part of the Local Government Pay Offer.
The Local Government Association Board made up of elected councillors have performed a U-turn on a key part of the Local Government Pay Offer.
The heartfelt letter to management at the home run by Brighton & Hove City Council lays out concerns over lack of PPE and resident safety measures
Since the previous pay offer of 2% was rejected outright, GMB and other unions have been back around the table with the employer
GMB have more must-read information for local government workers
The two incidents took place in Morden Park, where Merton Council has outsourced park operatives to private contractor ID Verde
GMB are keen to keep YOU as updated as possible throughout the present situation, and the changes in advice coming from the government
This is vital information for anyone working for local government or in schools
Important advice below for cleaners working for local governments and/or in schools
The company’s refusal to negotiate a pay settlement leaves the GMB union and its members no choice other than seek members’ authority to take industrial action.
“Nursery staff would be down £6,000 and social workers almost £10,000 since 2009 if deal was accepted”, says GMB Union