UNISON welcomes ‘urgently needed first step’ but says more must be done to tackle pay inequality
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Community service group committed to using the charter to help end the belief that violence and aggression is ‘part of the job’
Nottingham City Council was wrong to deny several hundred of its employees the right to incremental pay increases with effect from April 2011, says a judgment handed down at the Court of Appeal. The local authority workers, backed by their union UNISON, successfully challenged the Council’s 2011 decision to stop them receiving pay rises as […]
Salford campaigners to the fore in launching national funding for nurseries campaign at Parliament on 25 April
UNISON and our members need to be round the table and involved in the decisions about the future of public services in Northamptonshire. By ensuring that, we’ll achieve better outcomes for everyone – and that’s something, after so much hardship, that’s sorely needed.
Thursday 19 April 2018 For immediate release Commenting on Labour’s plans to build a million ‘genuinely affordable’ properties over 10 years, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “It’s great to see Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party taking the housing crisis so seriously. “A million genuinely affordable homes would be a good start to fixing our broken […]
It’s time the legal status of the Windrush generation was confirmed once and for all – but the stain their treatment leaves on the already ugly record of this government will take a very long time to fade.
Healthcare assistants (HCAs) are being expected to do the work of nurses without adequate training or proper supervision, according to survey results published today (Wednesday) by UNISON. Nearly two thirds (63%) say they are being left to care for patients without enough support from doctors and nurses. The impact is that almost two in five […]
UNISON will continue to campaign for the funding needed to deliver ‘a comprehensive, safe and high quality service’
Delegates at UNISON health conference voice their anger over trusts’ moves to transfer staff and create two-tier workforces
Brexit is fuelling the discrimination against migrant workers, delegates are told
This is just the beginning of better pay for NHS staff, conference delegates hear as they vote in favour of ‘biggest pay rise in 15 years’ and Agenda for Change reform
Meeting follows offer of 1.7%, or £325 a year, made in talks on 13 April
At least 200,000 care workers in the UK are only being paid for the time they spend caring for people, and not for when they are travelling between appointments
The first person born in the NHS says that it’s too easy to take the service for granted