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Pay dispute to stretch into autumn

The local government pay dispute is destined to stretch into the autumn as trade union Unite warned ‘coordinated industrial action’ was ‘inevitable’.

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By Dan Peters | 07 August 2023

The local government pay dispute is destined to stretch into the autumn as trade union Unite warned ‘coordinated industrial action' was ‘inevitable'.

Two of the three local government unions need to agree the pay offer for it to be implemented, but Unite and GMB are expected to continue the dispute for the rest of the summer and autumn.

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