Police staff
UNISON is the biggest union of police staff in England, Scotland and Wales.UNISON aims to make the police service a better place to work for police staff by
- Recruiting and organising effectively in every police force
- Listening to what our members want
- Negotiating better pay and conditions
- Promoting and pursuing diversity and equality in everything we do
Every year, UNISON's trained representatives help thousands of police staff. We give you expert protection and advice in the following areas:
- Redundancy
- Disciplinary action
- Grievances
- IPCC investigations
- Professional Standards Enquiries
NEWS
UNISON Evidence to the Leveson Inquiry and the Independent Police Commission
UNISON evidence to the Leveson Inquiry into the relationship between the police and the press and evidence that UNISON has submitted to the Independent Police Commission set up by the Labour Party.Policing 2012 - Conference
Branches are invited to consider sending delegates to the Connect 'Policing 2012' Conference on 12 June in London. Connect is offering a 25% discount on the £175 delegate rate if UNISON can send at least 10 delegates.No Local Negotiation on Winsor or Proposed Changes to Police Staff Council Terms and Conditions
This circular reminds branches of the previous instruction from the Police Staff Sector Committee (England and Wales) in relation to attempts by forces to open local negotiations on any of the Winsor recommendations, or changes to established Police Staff Council terms and conditions.Launch of UNISON's 'Stop Police Privatisation' Campaign
UNISON's 'Stop Police Privatisation' Campaign is launched this week with the publication of campaign materials and the creation of dedicated pages on the UNISON web-site giving information and advice to branches and the public.SOUTH YORKSHIRE POLICE - UNISON RESPONSE
UNISON, the union for police community support officers (PCSOs), said today that it supports South Yorkshire PoliceÍs plan to use PCSOs as local beat officers. The union said the plans do not represent a huge change, as PCSOs have effectively been 'local beat officers' for some time, looking after a particular beat in their communitiesUNISON warning over police privatisation
Commenting on the news that large swathes of police services could be outsourced to the private sector, Ben Priestley, UNISON National office for police and justice, said:< Back | More >
