
Further update for Local Government 'Critical Workers'
GMB are keen to keep YOU as updated as possible throughout the present situation, and the changes in advice coming from the government
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
“This is a good result for the members, and really shows what results you can achieve when you stand together, united against your employer”, says GMB Southern
“Our members cannot go on being treated so disgustingly by an employer contracted by the Council with no end in sight to the current issues”, says GMB Southern
"It doesn’t take Einstein to work this one out, if pupil numbers have consistently risen since 2015 then why doesn’t the Government’s funding formula for schools add up", says…
“The poor performance of Amey is nothing more than shambolic management”, says GMB Southern
“This decision is bad for the pupils, bad for the parents, bad for the staff and bad for the environment”, says GMB Southern