City University London has announced that any future contract renewals or outsourcing of workers to private companies will have minimum pay rates that will reflect at least the London living wage
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Health services should not be left at the mercy of the market
The tragic death of a schoolgirl in Scotland is a reminder that the need for safe and healthy workplaces is important not just for workers, but also for anyone else who may visit a workplace
UNISON Cymru/Wales has called for the government to take some responsibility as reports show that 10 high earners in NHS England have received pay rises totalling £300,000
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt pay plan described as divisive, unfair and disingenuous by Christina McAnea, as NHS staff across the country protest
Decision to ignore the PRB, to deny any increase to two thirds of healthcare workers and your failure to make the NHS a Living Wage employer, means that NHS staff feel they have been treated unfairly and with contempt
UNISON will apply to the Court of Appeal for permission to appeal the High Court’s ruling over the Government’s decision to introduce tribunal fees
As warnings on high levels of air pollution are headline news, UNISON head of health and safety Tracey Harding is urging employers not to forget about those people who work outside
In its submission to the Kingsmill Review, UNISON has called for our Ethical Care Charter to be promoted to all local authorities as a way of improving the provision of care
UNISON’s Head of Health Christina McAnea has urged “caution” in response to today’s King’s Fund report on the Future of Health and Social Care in England
The University of Southampton has become the latest employer since the start of the higher education pay dispute to say that it will raise the salary of its lowest-paid employees
An early conciliation procedure is to be launched by ACAS on 6 April 2014, but UNISON is still awaiting guidance and forms
Tomorrow is Fair Pay for NHS Staff Day – help raise awareness of how health staff are being treated, and social media is a great way to spread the word
UNISON members working for Grwp Gwalia in elderly care services in Neath Port Talbot are protesting against the employer’s proposals to cut pay, terms and conditions