UNISON police and justice conference hears emergency motions calling for a fair pay award as staff anger rises over government’s 0% ‘rise’
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Delegates to UNISON’s first live conference since the beginning of COVID-19, push on with a packed schedule
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Care is in crisis but there’s a simple solution. A proper pay rise for staff.
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The awards celebrate NHS workers who work tirelessly, day-after-day, to keep our health and care services running