PAY UPDATE
Whilst national negotiations continue , there is little to report.
Negotiations have resulted in two joint statements ;
http://www.unison.org.uk/localgov/pages_view.asp?.did=7558
All branches were asked to consult members on what further action
they would be prepared to take . This branch decided to hold a postal ballot of all members ,
the results of which will be posted tomorrow
WHAT NEXT?
In the interim a march and lobby of Labour Party Conference organised by local government unions will take place on SUNDAY 21st SEPTEMBER in Manchester.
The branch has organised a coach to take members tot he lobby
Furhter details can be obtained from the union office at
unionoffice@wolverhamptonunison.org.uk or phone 07932 797139
www.wolverhampton-unison.org
Monday, 15 September 2008
Friday, 22 August 2008
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
Tuesday, 5 August 2008
Union to enter talks with local government employers
On 23rd July UNISON’s local government National Joint Committee (NJC) voted unanimously to back further talks with Local Government Employers, aimed at settling the current dispute over pay.
Discussions between UNISON, Unite and the Local Government Employers led to an understanding that talks can go ahead, with a timetable to be agreed at a later date. Joint talks are scheduled to start on 13 August.
In the light of this decision the NJC agreed not to name a date for further strike action. Progress will be monitored over the coming weeks and the decision reviewed in September.
On 23rd July UNISON’s local government National Joint Committee (NJC) voted unanimously to back further talks with Local Government Employers, aimed at settling the current dispute over pay.
Discussions between UNISON, Unite and the Local Government Employers led to an understanding that talks can go ahead, with a timetable to be agreed at a later date. Joint talks are scheduled to start on 13 August.
In the light of this decision the NJC agreed not to name a date for further strike action. Progress will be monitored over the coming weeks and the decision reviewed in September.
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