The convenor of Glasgow’s GMB trade union says the council has its priorities all wrong
spends millions of pounds on its new digital recording system.
But the convenor of Glasgow’s GMB trade union, Chris Mitchell, says the council has its priorities all wrong when it comes to looking after their staff and warns the changes will mean more work for workers for the same amount of pay. “It will also save the council money on bringing in new admin staff but there will be no responsibility payment for the driver even though it is classed as an extra duty/job.
A spokesman said: “Frontline staff using electronic devices to capture data to help improve services is increasingly commonplace across our operations. “Having quick and easy access to the information recorded on the Alloy tablets will help us run our services more effectively and improve our communication with residents when issues do emerge.
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