Ambulance trusts are moving to cut sick pay, despite of warnings from UNISON is any money is docked from pay packets
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A consultation over changes to how schools in Northern Ireland are funded shows worrying signs of squeezing school support workers
UNSION member Ekhlas Ahmed celebrates after husband freed from Khartoum jail
UNISON, the UK’s largest union, today laid blame for failures in child protection services, firmly on the shoulders of the Government’s devastating council cuts.
The headline figure masks the cost of everyday essentials. For many workers the gap between pay and prices is widening, with food inflation standing high at around 4.8%.
UNISON’s recruitment continues apace around the country
Ending the misery of poverty pay would create a win-win scenario, stimulating the economy through increased spending, saving taxpayers’ money by cutting benefits and helping to close the gender pay gap.
We’re submitting our evidence to the Low Pay Commission, calling for a higher national minimum wage
As a company is ordered to pay out over the death of a young worker, UNISON responds to the Health and Safety Executive’s workplace transport guide
UNISON has written to the president of Guatemala urging him to act on the rising toll of murdered trade unionists
NHS campaign highlights the importance of occupational screening for cancer
Research from Policy Exchange claiming that public sector workers earn more than their equivalent in the private sector is fundamentally flawed, says UNISON
Dave Prentis pledges to put the weight of the union behind the fight against the cuts and privatisation of the police and probation services
British Gas has become the first major company to sign up to UNISON’s call centre charter to ensure basic standards for staff
UNISON says that a new report from sector regulator Monitor shows the risk to care of a continuing pay freeze