Amanda Kendal
UNISON and UCU members are lobbying the board of governors at Glyndwr University today over the university’s poor handling of the current redundancy situation
UNISON announces the 24 winners of the autumn U Magazine recruitment challenge
UNISON is concerned that homecare workers in the Swansea area could be receiving less than the minimum wage
UNISON has criticised the government’s approach to teaching assistants and stressed the need for more examples of good practice of how they are trained and deployed
UNISON is marking World Social Work Day today by teaming up with Community Care to shine a light on a typical working day in social work
Thousands of protesters marched through Liverpool city centre on Saturday to demonstrate against government funding cuts in the region
UNISON members at Birmingham University have won the living wage after taking two days of well-supported strike action
UNISON has a long association with Ruskin College and we encourage our activists to enrol on either the college’s BA or MA international labour and trade union studies programmes
Did you know that UNISON offers financial help with learning costs?
Labour leader seeks to overturn government attack on TUPE regulations
Union restates the case for fair pay, ahead of key meeting of local government employers
Conference says it is important to reflect on the impact of the action so far and for service group executive to discuss the future strategy
UNISON is calling on members who are nurses and midwives to help with a consultation process on revalidation
Local government employers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland warned that industrial action looks inevitable
The government has revealed that it considers face-to-face careers advice for young people as “outmoded” – despite widespread condemnation of the current situation in schools