Unison urged ministers to settle the row as college support staff began a second round of strikes.
The Scottish government must “get around the table” to resolve a pay dispute as college staff begin a second round of strikes, a union has said.
The new strike action follows a national strike in Scottish colleges which took place on September 6. Unison represents non-teaching staff across Scotland’s colleges, including librarians, IT specialists, technicians, administrative and business support workers, cleaners, canteen employees and estate management staff.
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