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28th April 2020 is International Workers’ Memorial Day
28 April is International Workers’ Memorial Day, when trade unionists all over the world remember all those who have died because of their work – and renew our pledge to fight for the living.In the year of coronavirus, this day of commemoration has never been more...
Covid-19 update – changes to branch office contact details
Hucclecote Library is closed to the public until further notice, and we only have limited access to our office so we will be working mainly from home. Calls to 01452 425719 may not be answered, and there may be a delay in picking up voicemail messages and post. The...
Lunch and Learn with UNISON
Our Union Learning Reps (ULRs) Eva Langrock-Bircher and Nicky Bree have arranged a series of "Lunch and Learn" sessions in Shire Hall, Gloucester. These short, informative courses are delivered by trained tutors, over a free buffet lunch, and there is plenty of...
New pay and grading structure agreed for NJC staff in Gloucestershire County Council
After a year of detailed discussion and negotiation with GCC, UNISON and its sister unions GMB and Unite have agreed to the Council's proposals for a new, simpler grading structure. With effect from September 2019, pay grades of NJC staff in GCC and council-controlled...
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Gloucestershire LG branch is based at Hucclecote Library in Gloucester. We have over 3000 members working for over 300 different employers. The largest employer is Gloucestershire County Council, followed by the other local authorities. We also represent support staff in schools and in further and higher education, and we have members in a wide range of other settings including care homes, children’s homes, children’s centres, learning disability services and housing providers.
We represent staff in collective bargaining with employers, and we support and advise members in disciplinary and grievance processes. Most of the work of the union is carried out by ordinary members, with training and support from the union. We have a network of activists in various roles including branch officers, convenors, stewards, workplace reps and health and safety reps. If you would like to join us, please call Lewis, Fari or John at the branch office.
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