A lot happened in the UK in 2019. But as usual, UNISON members stuck to their principles, kept their feet on the ground and scored some notable victories
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UNISONDirect hours over Christmas and the new year
Agreement brings significant pay rise for outsourced health workers
Loosening the stranglehold on funding shouldn’t be mistaken for generosity
For our public services, for our communities, for our union – last week’s election result was a devastating blow. We now face a Conservative government with a large majority who have shown time and time again that they are a threat to the public services UNISON members provide. I am proud of the campaign UNISON […]
Final national executive council meeting of the year looks to the future
The government must abolish tuition fees
Rise still leaves the NHS short of what’s needed
New government must deliver on health service promises
What should be a celebration with colleagues can too often turn into an ordeal of innuendo, harassment and even assault
Seminar hears that government has been in office for almost 10 years, yet has not even produced a green paper on social care
Huge parking fees aren’t the solution to hospital funding shortfalls
Hundreds of youth centres, libraries and public toilets causing huge impact on communities
Commenting on new government documents uncovered by the Labour Party suggesting the Prime Minister has misled the public over post-Brexit customs checks for Northern Ireland, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “Once again, government documents show you can’t trust Boris Johnson. “His reckless approach and cavalier disregard for the truth is putting at risk the hard-won peace in […]
New film highlights appointment frustration felt by millions