Commenting on the rescue package announced by the Prime Minister today (8 October), Dave Prentis, General Secretary of UNISON, the UK
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UNISON, the UK
Commenting on the figures released today (October 2) showing that 3.5million families in the UK are suffering from fuel poverty, Dave Prentis, UNISON General Secretary, said:
On the day that the minimum wage rises to £5.73, UNISON is urging the Government to help the working poor, by pursuing bad employers who evade paying the minimum wage.
UNISON, the UK
Trade unions* representing 1.3 million local government workers have today (1 October) written to ACAS urging them to begin arbitration as soon as possible, to resolve the long-standing dispute over pay.
UNISON General Secretary Dave Prentis, said:
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The seismic shift towards private companies providing public services is exposing the Government and taxpayers to enormous financial risks, warns UNISON, the UK
Commenting on the latest inflation figures, UNISON General Secretary, Dave Prentis, said:
More than half of all health students are considering quitting their studies due to debt, with almost a quarter owing over £10,000, a report (*) published by UNISON revealed today (16 September). The union is calling for a review of health student funding to avoid a recruitment and retention crisis.
UNISON General Secretary, Dave Prentis, said:
Tireless UNISON campaigner, Clare Williams (43), was today presented with one of the TUC