 |
Showing solidarity
UNISON members in Westminster came to show their support for police officers protesting against interference in their pay award on 23 January. Police staff in UNISON have agreed a 2007 pay settlement of 2.5% from 1 September last year but the Home Office delayed paying officers' rise until 1 December, cutting its value to 1.9%. If you have pictures of public service pay campaigning, share them on this site by emailing them to infocus@unison.co.uk
|
 |
Reflecting anger
Many police staff UNISON members joined police officer colleagues in a central London demonstration on 23 January. One of those showing the spirit of united pay campaigning across public services was Chris Willcock of Essex police branch, who sent in this picture of the march passing the Home Office.
|
 |
Dave Prentis speaks out
The general secretary joined more than 100 leading union members and negotiators who came together in January to plan a united pay strategy against government plans for a 2% limit over the next three years. |
 |
Absorbing the facts
More than 100 leading union members and negotiators came together in January to plan a united pay strategy against government plans for a 2% limit over the next three years. |
 |
Discussing strategy
More than 100 leading union members and negotiators came together in January to plan a united pay strategy against government plans for a 2% limit over the next three years. |
