HATE CRIME AWARENESS WEEK: 9-16 OCTOBER 2021
GMB activist Ian Kemp from Parkgate Branch in Rotherham tells us why he will be backing Hate Crime Awareness Week.
Read moreGMB MEMBERS VOTE TO REJECT THE NJC PAY OFFER
GMB members across Local Government, Councils and Schools have been having their say on pay and the results are in! Three quarters of GMB members balloted (75%) have voted to reject the pay offer.
Read moreBLACK HISTORY MONTH
As we celebrate the start of Black History Month, we speak to GMB activist Hashim Equiano from Leeds; he tells us what Black History Month means to him.
Read moreFOR GMB MEMBERS IN HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE COVID-19 & FLU VACCINATION SURVEY
The Government in England made it law that all workers in adult residential care homes had to be Covid-19 vaccinated as a requirement of their employment.
Read moreNATIONAL INSURANCE TAX HIKE WILL SNATCH £120 MILLION FROM CARERS’ POCKETS, LABOUR CONFERENCE WILL HEAR
England’s 1.25 million care workers will stump up to the tune of almost £100 a piece, GMB analysis reveals
Read moreLabour conference backs energy workers' futures
GMB Union says Labour conference’s backing hundreds of thousands of energy workers will be welcomed in working class communities across the UK.
Read moreEthical Home Care Commissioning Charter 2021: A plan to revolutionise the way care is commissioned throughout the UK
GMB have, along with our sister unions, been setting out what needs to happen to fix our care crisis for years.
Read moreBOSSES OF FAILED ENERGY SUPPLIERS SCOOPED ALMOST £1.7MILLION LAST YEAR
Analysis by GMB, the energy union, reveals the bosses of four failed energy suppliers trousered almost £1.7 million in pay and benefits last year.
Read moreGMB warns no "Get Out of Jail Free" card for energy firms
GMB, the energy union, says any Government bailout for failing energy companies must come with guarantees for the future of the UK’s energy security.
Read moreGMB members reject NHS pay deal - strike ballot to follow
More than 9 out of 10 GMB members in the NHS have rejected the Government’s pay ‘insult’.
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