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.
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31 October 2021
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20 October 2021
Brighton bin strike over after council and GMB agree…
The Brighton bin strike is officially over after the council ratified an improved pay deal.
20 October 2021
Sheffield refuse collectors vote to strike over pay
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15 October 2021
Council and school staff deserve increased pay offer
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6 October 2021
School staff, refuse collectors and council workers…
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5 October 2021
More than 100 workers to strike at Serco Sandwell tomorrow…
More than 100 workers at Serco Sandwell will walk out tomorrow [October 6] after the firm failed to…
3 September 2021
Strike threat facing schools and cleansing as GMB Scotland…
School support staff and refuse workers moved “a step closer” to industrial action today after…