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Local Gov. Branch
Telephone: 01387 257393
Email: info@unisondumfries.org.uk
Address: 1 George Street, Dumfries, DG1 1EA.
The Branch Office is open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.
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DGRI Office: Telephone 01387 241555
Email: j.beattie@nhs.net
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Have you signed yet? 50,000 people have signed the Parliamentary petition to scrap the pay cap for ALL public service workers. Please sign to get MPs to debate! Share with your workmates. #PayUpNow petition.parliament.uk/petitions/200032
Petition: Pay Up Now! – Scrap the pay cap and give public servants a meaningful pay rise
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Every single person who works in public services needs and deserve a pay rise. It’s time for the pay cap to be scrapped, for the government to provide additional funding for public sector pay and for employers to put public sector workers pay up now.
Well today's the day across Dumfries and Galloway we received our back dated 1% pay rise .
It might sound cynical but when a payrise is actually a real terms pay cut it is hardly an exciting event .
At UNISON we are committed to fighting for better pay for our members who give 100% and deserve more than one
Intrested in what impact the pay freeze has had on you . Try our pay up now calculator to work out how much worse off you are compared to if pay increases had risen inline with cost of living
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Unison PayUpNow Campaign: How much is the pay cap costing you?
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Use our public sector pay calculator to find out now.
Unison Dumfries & Galloway shared Trades Union Congress (TUC)'s post.
5 reasons the government’s new public service pay cap offer is a con: 1: It doesn't apply to most public servants 2: It's still actually a pay cut 3: They're taking it away again afterwards 4: It's not new money 5: It's not going to make up for 7 years of falling pay
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Welfare guide and application form - UNISON Scotland
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Here is a useful information guide, along with the application form, to assist you as a Branch Welfare Officer and our members on understanding why we ask the questions we do on the application form itself. Related
As we await this year's 1% pay rise taking affect on our wages this month and we take in today's announcement that the Pay Cap will be lifted in Scotland at least .
It is important to remeber that this is just the start . At Unison we are committed to fighting for fairer pay accross the public sector . We must keep campaigning and keep fighting .
www.unison.org.uk/news/2017/09/pay-pressure-beginning-pay-off-theres-much/
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We’re not satisfied with ending the pay cap. We want to see public sector workers recover the real terms losses they’ve been subjected to over nearly a decade of austerity. It’s completely unjust that public servants have been forced to bear the brunt of bailing out the bankers. It’s completely unsu...