UNISON has won a landmark case that could pave the way for employees whose pay is commission based to be entitled to holiday pay that includes their commission
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UNISON has successfully defended an appeal on behalf of six parking enforcement workers who were made redundant when the services they provided were sold off to a private company and their jobs relocated
UNISON urges unions to work collectively across Europe to defeat austerity as EPSU congress debates strengthening rights and employment
Delegates at the EPSU congress in Toulouse debated the threat from two global trade treaties currently being negotiated
Local government and school workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will hold official protests today as part of UNISON’s campaign for pay and fair council funding
Workers, families and communities are under attack as unscrupulous employers and governments try to roll back the gains brought about by the welfare state, Dave Prentis tells EPSU
UNISON is waiting to hear the outcome of a closed-doors board meeting that could decide the future of nearly 2,000 staff working for NHS England
The Court of Appeal decided yesterday that the basis of the issue is of “sufficient general importance to merit permission to appeal”.
A successful organising campaign by UNISON has seen Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust withdraw plans to downband operating theatre jobs
Advice for branches on using the Democracy in UNISON guidelines
Use your vote in the local and European elections on Thursday to start creating a better, fairer future for Britain.
Campaign materials are available to order now to support branches campaiging fair pay for NHS staff on the day of protest
UNISON is marking International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia by highlighting the importance of LGBT equality at work
UNISON members in higher education are being consulted on the 2014-15 pay offer – have your say before 23 May
Truro demonstration will show opposition to plans to move 600 NHS staff to a private company