Unison voted to reject the deal accepted by the GMB and Unite trade unions in September, now members are considering a revised package tabled to try and bring the dispute to an end.
Hundreds of "lowest paid" workers are expected to benefit from the most recent COSLA pay offer in time for Christmas following the ongoing industrial dispute.
The organisation says that members of the GMB and Unite will receive a backdated pay rise in time for Christmas, but Unison still needs to decide whether or not to agree to the new offer and suspend the upcoming strike action this month. “Given that an extremely strong offer was made to our trade unions back in April and then revised in September, it is disappointing that reaching an agreement has taken so long.
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