Industrial action to come as Glasgow City Council wants staff to take on more responsibilities while increasing shift length and cutting pay
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Consultation on offer to take place over the next two weeks (England and Wales)
Union calls on every branch to organise lunchtime or after work rallies to speak up for pay and their local services
UNISON joins forces with Equality and Human Rights Commission to tackle problems in cleaning sector
In a tragic case of déjà vu, the government has announced it is slashing a further 1,500 jobs from the Environment Agency – has it learned nothing?
The Government is playing Russian roulette with millions of homes by slashing a further 1500 Environment Agency jobs
Recruitment needs to be our top priority if we are to stay strong and resilient, says general secretary
It is a sad fact that in 2014 women still face too many barriers in the workplace
UNISON staff, led by general secretary Dave Prentis, are showing solidarity with colleagues in South Korea today as they embark on a general strike
Winter fuel grants are available again for UNISON members who are having difficulty meeting their heating bills.
Unison General Secretary Dave Prentis said the Government’s policies were pushing people to the “brink of despair.” “The Tories certainly know how to kick people when they are down. Chancellor Osborne and the rest of this Tory/LibDem Government are just like a broken record. Their one stated aim is to pay down the deficit. Their […]
UNISON is today highlighting the vital need to keep the supervision and monitoring of offenders within the probation service in the light of new figures showing serious offenders are avoiding jail.
Money worries don’t go away at night: neither do we
Councils in England have been forced to cut almost £11bn from their budgets in the first two years of the Coalition government
Further budget cuts to the Environment Agency are “a dangerous gamble” and the government is misleading local communities at risk of flooding