Strikes are still going ahead in some local authorities after Unison rejected the pay offer on Monday.
Members of the GMB union have voted to accept a pay deal for workers in non-teaching roles in schools.But strikes are still going ahead in some local authorities after Unison rejected the pay offer on Monday.The dispute surrounds the pay offer for support staff in schools, including cleaners and janitors.
“It is not a perfect offer but is a good one and it was right our members, who were ready to strike in support of fair pay, were given the chance to vote on it. But Greenaway said the current process, which resulted in the threat of strike action from three different unions, was too long.
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