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
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6 July 2023
Canterbury Council and Canenco blame each other for…
GMB members working in refuse collection and street cleaning within Canterbury City Council have…
5 July 2023
'Equal pay; no more delay' Birmingham Council told
GMB union have today responded to Birmingham City Council's announcement that it will introduce a…
5 July 2023
Newly-elected Labour Canterbury Council hit by bin…
Members of GMB, the union for waste and recycling services, today started a period of industrial…
28 June 2023
Croydon housing and homeless department workers strike…
Croydon Housing and Homelessness Department workers have voted to strike over the current…
28 June 2023
Birmingham city council left red faced as top brass…
GMB union have today called on Birmingham City Council to act urgently after the Council's Chief…
26 June 2023
South-East hosepipe ban symptom of ‘legalised fleecing’…
Today’s announcement of a hosepipe ban to affect Kent and Sussex has been condemned by GMB, the…
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21 June 2023
Inflation figures show 'Govt out of ideas on economy'
Today's inflation figures [1] show the Government is 'out of ideas on the economy', GMB Union has…
20 June 2023
Leicestershire on brink of bin chaos as strike dates…
GMB Union has today [Tuesday 20 June] announced dates for refuse strikes at Blaby District Council.