The Fight for Birmingham Pay Justice
Look back at the campaign for equal pay in Birmingham so far
GMB members at Birmingham City Council are campaigning for equal pay. Join the fight for pay justice.
Birmingham City Council has a shameful record of discriminating against its women workers.
The Council was forced to pay out over a billion pounds in 2012 for underpaying those employees working jobs mainly done by women, and council officials have admitted that they have a new equal pay debt that could be as much as £760 million – and growing.
Since GMB launched the Birmingham Pay Justice campaign in 2021, thousands of Birmingham City Council workers have submitted legal claims against the council and joined the campaign. You can too.
IMPORTANT: The deadline for submitting equal pay claims with GMB is Monday 28th April 2025 at 4:30pm.
Use the links below to submit your claim and get the latest on the campaign.
GMB Scotland members across local government have today (Friday 23 September) voted to accept the…
GMB Union members will take strike action on Monday as management fail to present anything but a…
After one day of action, kerbside collections will recommence – including from Windsor Castle.
GMB members on strike within Windsor and Maidenhead will stop collecting bins from tomorrow,…
GMB union members will walk out from 31 August to leave the Queen and her neighbours’ bins…
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“Birmingham City Council has a shameful record on equal pay.