Trade unions reject latest pay offer from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council
Trade unions have rejected the latest pay offer from Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council.However NIPSA, GMB and Unite trade unions say it falls short of their local pay claim.
Lorraine Hartin from Nipsa said: "While council may regard this as a generous offer, it does not offer a consolidated incremental increase that will benefit staff going forward." "Without incremental increases, staff in Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council will remain at a financial detriment to their counterparts in councils that have already agreed and paid out increments and a cost of living payment." she said.
The GMB trade union's regional organiser, Alan Perry said: "Trade unions are asking for an incremental pay point increase that will put money in our members pay packets on an ongoing basis.
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