Glasgow and Equal Pay



A number of Glasgow readers have been in touch to say that one or two co-workers have received letters from their trade union (or the union's lawyers) regarding equal pay.

 "Will letters also be coming out from A4ES?" - is the general gist of what people had to say.

 Well the answers is that there's no need for A4ES to do this because people's contact and/or personal details were all updated just last year in April 2016.

 Glasgow claimants only need to contact A4ES if their personal details change: a new home address, for example, a change of name if someone gets married and so on.

 The contact email address for A4ES is: enquiries@action4equality.co.uk 

Other than that all the A4ES Glasgow clients need to do is to get behind the campaign that's underway to hold Glasgow City Council to account in the run-up to the local elections on 4th May 2017.

 Because the best source of reliable information about equal pay is my blog site which is updated on a regular basis, of course. 

  

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