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Glasgow City Council begins fresh pay talks with union and Gilruth

Glasgow City Council begins fresh pay talks with union and Gilruth
BBC Scotland Thursday 01 October 2026, 11:39 UTC 1 min read
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On Wednesday a council statement said talks had broken down and suggested Unison members could face being sent letters over fire and rehire.

On Wednesday a council statement said talks had broken down and suggested Unison members could face being sent letters over fire and rehire.
Glasgow City Council (ORG) Gilruth (PERSON) Unison (ORG)
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