Unison has urged Glasgow City Council staff to reject pay and grading packages.

The largest union at Glasgow City Council has said the proposed package “does not go far enough” as balloting starts on Monday.

Unison’s Glasgow City branch is recommending staff reject the package as it says there is not enough money to reduce the detriment facing lower-grade staff.

The union has said thousands of members are also being asked to vote before their jobs have been evaluated.

Unison Glasgow City branch secretary Chris Sermanni said: “While the proposed deal includes some important protections secured through negotiations, the package does not go far enough and we are recommending members vote to reject it.

“There’s not enough money on the table to address the losses facing staff in lower grades.

“And with thousands of jobs still to be evaluated, many members are being asked to vote without knowing what the proposals will mean for them.

“That’s not good enough.

“Unison fought hard for the Scottish…