Tony Braisby
The facts and figures showing what 10 years of Conservative government have meant for our public services
It’s December, the traditional time for lists: so here’s a dozen reason why we think one party in particular is making the best offer for public service and UNISON members
Hints and tips for the last few days of the general election campaign from UNISON’s communications team
The election is everywhere and many UNISON members and activists, along with other Labour supporters, are out canvassing for Labour on the doorstep – here are some tips from experienced doorstepper David Arnold
Lecturers start industrial action on campuses across UK
What do you think of Labour’s manifesto? Will you be voting to protect public services on 12 December? We’d like to hear your views
Campus operations staff at Queen Margaret University chalk up win in campaign against outsourcing threat
Police Scotland members say ‘yes’ to 3.25% pay rise this year and 3% next year
The cut-off wage for election to reserved (low pay) seats in the union is now £10.63 an hour
Could YOU be one of our Christmas stars on film? We’re looking for film clips of members
Promised 4% increase in April 2020 will be first pay rise in three years for staff at crisis council
UNISON had called for transfer to be delayed until February while negotiations on terms and conditions continue
Staff in England and Wales give 93% ‘yes’ vote for 2.5% pay rise – or 3.1% for those on the lowest rate
We want to keep getting bigger – ensuring that even more people get the support, organisation and representation that UNISON provides.
University workers vote 2-1 for strike action, but ballot does not meet the threshold for legal strike action