UNISON Health Members Accept Pay Offer

64.91% of UNISON health members have voted in favour of accepting a 3-year pay offer worth 8.1%. The union carried out an individual postal ballot of its 452,000 members working in the NHS including nurses, paramedics, occupational therapists, porters, midwives, health care assistants, technical, admin, cleaning, security and catering staff over the deal that will establish a new NHS minimum wage of £6.77 in year 2.

Further Education Unions Reject Pay Offer

Negotiators from the six further education trade unions, ACM, ATL, GMB, UCU, Unison & Unite representing 250,000 staff have rejected an offer from the employers

94% of Probation Service Members Vote for Industrial Action

94% of UNISON members working in the probation service have voted in support of industrial action in a consultative ballot over increments. The move comes as pressure on public sector pay deals across the board increases, with strike ballots currently being carried out for 850,000 UNISON members working in local government.

UNISON Nurses Call for Local Action Over Rising Fuel Costs

Angry nurses, who need their cars to visit patients, are today demanding a rise in their fuel allowance to help cover the huge hike in petrol and diesel costs. UNISON, the UK

NHS Hospitals and Private Management – UNISON Reaction

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FE Unions Stage Joint Protest Ahead Of Pay Talks

Members from five further education trade unions: UNISON, University and College Union (UCU), GMB, UNITE, and the Association of Teachers and Lectures (ATL) will today (Wednesday June 4) stage joint protests over pay at colleges across the country.

Nottingham Man’s Life In Danger if He Is Deported To Burundi, Says UNISON

Union in last-ditch appeal to Home Secretary to grant asylum.

A UNISON member, working and living in Nottingham, faces deportation in 48 hours to his native Burundi where he fears his life will be in danger.

UNISON Ballots Local Government Members for Strike Action Over Pay

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UNISON Targets MPs in Pay Battle

I live on a very tight budget already with less than £20 ÒspareÓ. The rises in my rent, electricity and gas will mean that my only choice is to cut back on food Ð this counts as a luxury for our family Ð which includes my disabled sonÕ

UNISON member working in local government.

Unions Win Rights for Agency Workers

UNISON has been instrumental in winning equal treatment for agency workers

after 12 weeks in employment, despite resistance from employers who wanted rights after one year.

OFSTED Staff Work to Rule in Pay Dispute

1000 members of UNISON and PCS are working to rule in a dispute over pay. The action consisting of a ban on overtime and working only contracted hours for the weeks 19 May until 30 May will disrupt the tight inspections schedule for children

OFSTED Workers Strike Over Pay

1000 members of UNISON and PCS working in Ofsted are today (16 May) staging a one-day walk out over the imposition of a divisive new pay structure and below inflation three-year pay deal.

Schools Minister Confirms New Pay Body at UNISON Seminar

Speaking at the UNISON Schools Support Seminar in London today, Jim Knight, Schools Minister, confirmed that a new national negotiating body for school staff will be in place by September.

Unions Warn Long Pay Dispute Will Harm OFSTED Reforms

UNISON and PCS have today written to the Children

Unions Set Date For OFSTED Strike

Ofsted inspections across England will be hit by strike action on May 16, as 1000 staff walk out in a dispute over pay, UNISON and PCS announced today.