National executive council highlights three issues that need to be addressed to avoid ‘falling off a cliff’ next month
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Ballot of outsourced support staff at Liverpool Women’s Hospital comes as company refuses to pay NHS rates
UNISON members could lose £2,000 a year under plan by private company
UNISON’s very own holiday resort is taking the lead and going green by taking massive steps and reducing its plastic consumption. In news that would hearten Sir David Attenborough himself, the resort in beautiful Croyde, north Devon, has started the second year of a program of initiatives to help protect the environment. Green measure taken […]
Move against value of support workers’ pensions is ‘pretty shabby’, says UNISON
Taking care of the people who keep public services running this winter
‘At first it was gut instinct,’ says Julie Robinson, who challenged an error in how term-time staff at West Midlands sixth form college were being paid
More than 300 staff will gain as area’s second-largest employer makes the move
UNISON started the new year in January as we mean to go on
Information for honorary branch auditors from UNISON head of audit John Nagle
‘Our members deserve equality in terms and conditions’ declares union
Our consultation ballot is now open, so school support staff can have your say
On the final morning of UNISON’s Black member’s conference, delegates opened with an emotional debate on the tragic toll of knife crime and how to combat the problem. Paulette Whyte for the national Black members’ committee reported that police had recorded over 39,000 knife offences for the year to the end of June 2018 – […]
Carol Sewell urges Black members to be the ‘best they can be’ in UNISON
Black members share stories of individuals and families whose lives have been affected by the scandal