UNISON Cymru Wales has more than 100,000 members providing services to the people of Wales. If you work in the public sector, why not join us and benefit from the support, services and strength that UNISON - Wales' largest trade union - can provide.
UNISON Cymru Wales updates
UNISON and the Welsh Government: Still Loving Our Libraries
(21/05/2012) A UNISON Wales delegation met the Welsh Government Minister with responsibility for Libraries, Huw Lewis on Thursday 17th May as part of the ongoing UNISON’s Love Your Libraries campaign.UNISON Welcomes Welsh Government Regional Pay Evidence
(08/05/2012) UNISON Cymru/Wales today welcomes the Welsh Government report on regional and market pay that will be submitted to the Treasury and to the Pay Review Bodies.VOTE FOR PUBLIC SERVICES' URGES UNISON
On the eve of the Welsh local government elections, Margaret Thomas, UNISON Cymru/Wales Secretary, is urging UNISON members to use their vote for public services.UNISON Supports Welsh Government and WCVA Jobs Growth Partnership
(02/05/2012) UNISON Cymru/Wales today congratulates the Wales Council for Voluntary Action and the Welsh Government for their commitment to working in partnership to deliver Jobs Growth Wales.Swansea Workers Memorial Day March and Rally
(27/04/2012) The Swansea Four in Ten Campaign, in association with Swansea Trades Council, will be commemorating Workers Memorial Day tomorrow with a May Day march and rally.UNISON Cymru/Wales' Response to Health Ministers Statement on Regional Pay
(24/04/2012) UNISON Cymru/Wales has responded to the Welsh Health Minister Lesley Griffith’s statement on regional pay.Come Meet Us - UNISON Event at North Wales Fire & Rescue
(23/04/2012) UNISON will be visiting North Wales Fire & Rescue tomorrow (24th April) lunchtime. This will be your chance to find out more about membership of the union, or put any queries you may have direct to our representatives.UNISON Disappointed at University "Conspiracy" Comment
(19/04/2012) UNISON, the UK’s largest public sector trade union was today fiercely critical of Dr Peter Noyes, Vice Chancellor of the University of Wales Newport “conspiracy” comments yesterday.< Back | More >
