Unison to ballot Glasgow council members on pay and grading deal

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Oct, 06:09 · Archive

Unison will put a pay and grading deal to Glasgow City Council members after checking it is the right proposal.

Unison has announced it will put a pay and grading deal to its members at Glasgow City Council, though it will not proceed to ballot until the union is satisfied the proposal is appropriate.

The Herald reports that around one in five council workers currently lack information about new pay details. According to the outlet, some staff members face potential pay cuts of up to £11,000. The union has faced criticism over communication during the pay dispute, with allegations of unclear information reaching workers.

How it is being reported

• 'Bully boy tactics': Council under fire as thousands 'in dark' about pay awardsThe Herald · 3 Oct, 05:00
• Unison issues update on ballot over pay and grading at Glasgow City CouncilGlasgow Times · 2 Oct, 10:37

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