Ministers seem to have allowed a situation to develop where commercial interests overrode taxpayers’ interests and the public good. Pupils, parents and the public purse have all paid the price.
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The union introduces new guidance documents and web pages dedicated to Brexit
A new documentary celebrates an act of international solidarity by Scottish factory workers that has entered into union folklore
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UNISON warns that outsourcing hospital staff will create two-tier workforce as trust starts a month of consultations
There was no lying on sun-loungers for UNISON or many of our members involved in key struggles at work
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Voting papers dispatched today in vote over action on pay parity
Wholly-owned subsidiary pays staff less than directly-employed workers after failing to implement NHS pay rise
94% vote for deal offering at least a 9% rise over three years, in four-week online ballot
As young people face the prospect of having to rethink their career plans, the unions says 15 days training isn’t enough to help them
Nominations for the 2018 Our Health Heroes, honouring the vital work done by NHS support staff, are now open and close on 16 September
Trust announced that it has scrapped plans to create a wholly-owned subsidiary after angry response at staff meetings