Council workers to be balloted on new pay offer amid threat of strikes (0.01276595744680851)

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Council workers to be balloted on new pay offer amid threat of strikes

Unison has recommended local government workers accept the deal, which amounts to a 4% rise this year and 3.5% next year.

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Council workers to be balloted on new pay offer amid threat of strikes (0.01276595744680851)

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