GGCA event marks Workers’ Memorial Day and May Day
As Europeans celebrate the Schengen Agreement’s 30th anniversary, Gibraltarians are considering what freedom of movement and customs controls could mean for us, if a Treaty is agreed.
As Schengen turns 30, Gibraltarians consider what it could mean for us, if Treaty agreed
As Europeans celebrate the Schengen Agreement’s 30th anniversary, Gibraltarians are considering what freedom of movement and customs controls could mean for us, if a Treaty is agreed.
GGCA & Unite present united front with Police Federation & teachers’ union
The GGCA and Unite the union say they have presented a united front with the police federation and the teachers union at an initial public sector pay claim meeting with the Chief Minister.
Promoting gender equality in the workplace: International Women’s Day events continue
Events to mark International Women’s Day continue this week. The aim of these is to further opportunities for women in the workplace, and ensure equity in a professional environment.
GGCA submits Civil Service pay claim for 15% over three years
Speaking on Viewpoint, the President of the Gibraltar General and Clerical Association, Darren Cerisola, confirmed his union’s pay claim for the Civil Service is for an average of 15% over three years.
Unions jointly call for increased resources for Borders and Coastguards
The clerical union the GGCA and Unite the Union have called for increased resources for the Borders and Coastguards Agency.
Viewpoint: Businesses concerned raised costs could stifle growth, as unions clash over pay rise
The Chamber of Commerce and Gibraltar Federation of Small businesses have raised concerns about the impact of increased costs and taxes that could stifle growth.
GGCA forms working group as president vows to no longer be ‘the second union’ in Gibraltar
The GGCA has formed a working group that will look at pay and work conditions, following a unanimous vote by shop stewards.
GGCA president speaks to GBC on Budget about public sector salary increase
The budget address has seen some good news for public sector workers, as we’ve heard those earning under £50,000 will see a salary increase of £1,200. £900 for those under £75k, and £600 for those earning up to £100k.
GGCA presents unopposed new committee for ratification
The Divisional Sites and Service Manager for the GHA, Darren Cerisola, is poised to become the GGCA’s next president, if the membership backs him.