Unison said the vast majority of local government staff are only being offered 0.5 more than Cosla’s original offer made almost six months ago.
The largest union representing school staff in Scotland has described what council leaders said was their “best and final” pay offer to workers, to avoid strikes next week, as “too little, too late”.
But Unison, one of three unions involved in the negotiations, said strikes will go ahead as it has rejected the deal.In a statement Cosla resources spokeswoman Katie Hagmann said she was “extremely disappointed” Unison had rejected the latest offer and found their actions to be “totally unacceptable”.
It also says a commitment to pay the lowest paid workers £15 per hour is “too vague”, and because no new money has been found to fund the improved offer it will “inevitably lead to more cuts to jobs and services”.
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