Tony Braisby
UNISON South East is running a number of pension information surgeries for members
UNISON cleaners and maintenance staff at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London have begun a two-day strike today in a long-running dispute over terms and conditions
UNISON urges all young workers to take part in survey to identify concerns at work and in the wider world
UNISON members and Norfolk County Council care commissioners discuss how to make sure that care workers have the time to deliver high quality care, and are properly paid, trained and supported
UNISON members in Eastern region win £190,000 in personal injury compensation in January 2014
UNISON is inviting spot bids for general political fund (GPF) support for activity in support of Worth It
The government is to spend an extra £6 million on a survey of 8,000 schools in an attempt to assess the condition of school buildings across England, but will not check for asbestos
UNISON has welcomed the publication of Not Just Making Tea…, the UK Commission for Employment and Skills guide to reinventing work experience
We have only one priority: to protect our members and the services they provide, general secretary tells NEC
Take part in UNISON’s s third annual NHS Safe Staffing Levles Survey on 4 March
Teesside University has become the latest university to announce that it is to raise the pay of its lowest-paid staff
The government is consulting on the future of civil partnership in England and Wales
UNISON, Unite and GMB declare formal dispute over failure to make a pay offer on 14 February ( England, Wales, Northern Ireland)
UNISON’s key recruitment material is now available in braille and Word accessible formats
As the wind and rain continued to batter Britain, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis paid tribute to the public service workers dealing with the crisis