Birkbeck University attempts to claw back last year’s living wage rise by cutting hours for cleaners
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The report is in preparation for the examination of the UK government by the UN CEDAW committee in July 2013
“Miserly increase” falls far below what is required to address the gap between incomes and the cost of living
Herefordshire council cabinet decides to call a special meeting of the full council on Friday 24 May for an open debate on cuts proposals
his week is Adult Learners’ Week, an annual opportunity to celebrate the value and pleasure of getting back into learning as an adult
During Adult Learners Week more than 50 UNISON branches have arranged over 90 learning events across the West Midlands region
UNISON is urging MPs to support the amendment on pensions equality and ask members to contact their MPs urgently
Any qualified provider is a way of commissioning services that opens up the NHS to a huge range of different providers, as patients will choose from a list of providers for a growing number of healthcare services
UNISON deplores end of blood donor sessions and loss of jobs in North Devon
Members “care deeply” about the services they provide to vulnerable adults, but have no choice but to take strike action
The results draw on the responses of over 93,000 LGBT people living in the EU member states and Croatia, making it the largest such survey of its kind to date
Today is international day against homophobia, biphobia and transphobia and UNISON marks the day with renewed commitment to working for LGBT equality
SGE seats available in local government and police and justice
Used properly, teaching assistants are an effective way of improving schools and pupils’ education.
ILGA-Europe publishes Rainbow Index to mark International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia on 17 May