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Glasgow City Council is rolling out a new pay system for 24,000 non-teaching staff next April to settle decades of equal pay issues—but unions warn it could slash wages for thousands, with some losing up to $10,000 and only six months of protection. Unison, GMB, and Unite are staging a protest as the council prepares to vote, arguing the plan risks harming low-paid workers—especially women—and sparking more legal battles. While the council offers allowances and holiday standardization to cushion the blow, unions say it’s not enough to ensure fairness or prevent further division.

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