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Taxpayers’ Alliance deliberately manipulate figures to suit their claims.

Workers will struggle to afford basic essentials.

Unions call on employers to ‘come to their senses’

Three trade unions set record straight on scheme

Unions back 1.5 million workers in pay claim.

Which comes at a time when members face threats to jobs and services.

Union official advises there are ‘two sides to the coin’

Local government unions consult on offer – ‘best available through negotiation’.

Local government employers make an improved offer.

Appeal made to more than 20,000 councillors.

Unions accuse local government employers of showing disrespect to their own workforce.

In a submission to the Communities and Local Government (CLG) Select Committee inquiry into Supporting People, UNISON, the UK

UNISON, the UK

Local government unions, UNISON, GMB and UNITE, representing 1.6 million workers in England Wales and Northern Ireland today (22 April) formally rejected the 0.5% pay offer made by the local government employers. Unless it is formally accepted by June 1, 2009, the employers have threatened to withdraw the offer.

Unions* representing 1.3m local government workers, today (6 April) expressed their bitter disappointment at the 0.5% pay offer by Local Government Employers.