NJC Pay Claim 2023/24
This NJC pay claim for 2023/24 is made by the Joint Trade Union Side (UNISON, GMB and UNITE) to the Local Government Association.
Local Government Pay
The campaign for a properly funded pay rise for local government and school workers.
GMB members across England, Wales & Northern Ireland have voted to reject the local Government pay offer.
A majority of 64 per cent voted to reject the offer of £1,925 - on a pro rata for part time and term time only workers - for 2023/24.
GMB is now moving to formal ballots for industrial action in some areas.
GMBs formal ballots for industrial action will open on Tuesday 12th September 2023 and close on Tuesday 24th October 2023.
Local Government Pay Resources
Latest Local Government Pay News
1 December 2022
FE colleges and trade unions agree cost-of-living supplement…
Following a request from the joint trade unions, further education colleges and trade unions in…
28 November 2022
Christmas chaos ahead as Wiltshire parking wardens…
Many Christmas shoppers will choose to park for free, knowing there will be little or no parking…
3 November 2022
Three week Waverley bin strike starts today
GMB union members working for Biffa will halt kerbside collections within Godalming, Farnham,…
17 October 2022
London Borough of Richmond bin strike starts today
Kerbside collections across the borough will be suspended for three weeks from this morning.
11 October 2022
Sunderland bus safety fears as strike-breaking bosses…
Driving a 12 tonne double decker bus isn’t as simple as passing a driving test.
29 September 2022
Walsall Housing Group strike extends into October
Walsall Housing Group could end this today – just make an offer workers can get by on.
23 September 2022
Scottish Local Government Vote to Accept Pay Offer
GMB Scotland members across local government have today (Friday 23 September) voted to accept the…
23 September 2022
IT’S ON: WORKERS AT WALSALL HOUSING GROUP WALK OUT…
GMB Union members will take strike action on Monday as management fail to present anything but a…