Pay campaigns Follow

UCU union members in universities are balloting for strikes over pay, workloads, unequal contracts and pensions.

Catering and cleaning staff at a government department in the capital have walked out and say they won’t go back till they get what they want

Cleaners and caterers at the Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (Beis) began an all-out indefinite strike this week.

Over a decade of resistance in Scotland has won equal pay settlements for 14,000 mainly women council workers—and their walkouts were key to the result, writes Sarah Bates

Debates over the next steps in a pay fight in the civil service ran through the PCS union’s conferences this week.

Workers at Lambeth College in south London have won a pay rise after a series of strikes

Workers at two London colleges are holding three-day strikes this week in a battle over pay and conditions.

College lecturers across Scotland and in nine colleges in England were set to strike over pay and conditions this week.

Workers in the civil service began balloting for national strikes on Monday in a fight to smash low pay

Shocking new figures have revealed that more than a million public sector workers are paid below the voluntary living wage.

School teachers in the EIS union in Scotland are voting on whether to accept the latest offer over pay

Civil service workers are set to begin a national strike ballot