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New survey reveals almost two thirds of NHS workers say they have faced staffing cuts at work and more than half believe these cuts significantly impacted on patient care and safety.
UNISON reacts to new research showing some patients are being forced to wait in ambulances outside hospitals for hours.
A new report by the Campaign for Better Hospital Food and UNISON shows half of hospitals in England don’t have a healthy eating policy.
Rising tide of violence needs challenging warns UNISON
Important case as commission is a common feature of the pay package of workers in the UK and across the EU
The Chancellor can produce this mirage of an economic recovery and massage the figures as much as he wants, but it doesn’t mask what is being felt in the real world
UNISON reacts to another rise in the number of physical assaults against NHS staff
29 November is a national celebration day to recognise the invaluable contribution made by teaching assistants
UNISONs Matthew Lay, National officer with the Unison union said npower had consistently let its customers and staff down by not investing enough in the workforce, technology or in the latest customer service techniques.
UNISONs Matthew Lay, national officer for business and environment, said: “Npower have consistently let their customers and staff down by not investing enough in the workforce, technology or the latest customer service techniques..
UNISON National officer Matthew Lay said: “nPower have consistently let their customers and staff down by not investing enough in the workforce, technology or in the latest customer service techniques..
Confirmation of nearly 2000 npower job cuts and transfers are a bitter blow to staff and customers
New statistics showing a staggering 3.5 million workers have been stuck on low pay for more than a decade solidly reinforces the picture of how divided our nation has become
New findings show taxis and police cars are increasingly being sent to 999 emergency calls instead of ambulances to pick up patients.
UNISON today insisted that huge numbers of zero hours contract jobs are unjustified and unsuitable for many public services, despite new CIPD report.