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Health workers rally against the Tory pay insult in towns and cities across Britain.

Health workers across Britain planned a series of workplace rallies and demonstrations for pay justice this week.

Health workers plan ­rallies outside hospitals across Britain on Wednesday of next week to demand a pay rise.

Activists at the forefront of the pay revolt have come out against union leaders’ attempts to dampen down workers’ demands.  

Cleaners at HMRC tax offices in Liverpool and Bootle began a four week strike on Monday—part of a long-running battle for a living wage.

Health workers across Britain are taking the pay fight into their own hands

Health workers are in revolt over the Tory refusal to give a pay rise to hundreds of thousands of people who work in the NHS.

A campaign by the United Voices of the World (UVW) union has won at the Ministry of Justice, (MOJ) after bosses announced that its cleaners would receive full pay if self-isolating or ill.

Consultation with Unison union members on a 2.75 percent pay offer to local government workers in England and Wales is underway.

Unison union members are set to strike on 3, 6, 7, 14, 15 and 16 July.

NHS workers are angry that the Scottish government has refused to reopen talks over pay.

A major revolt among rank and file UCU union members in universities is taking place.