Trade unions have called for employers to come to the negotiating table after rejecting a ‘full and final’ from employers.
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GMB branch secretaries are to stage two days of strike action against their trade union over thei...
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The Local Government Association (LGA) has been unable to reestablish collective bargaining to ag...
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Heather Jameson says if Cllr John Cotton’s pay deal - announced by him as Labour leader of Birmi...
Trade unions Unison and Unite have both rejected the employers’ offer of a 3.3% pay increase.
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