The NHS at 65 is worth celebrating but needs defending from Tories
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Our NHS turns 65 on Friday 5 July, and the celebrations have already begun
Union supports care home residents and the families in the formation of a new campaign group.
UNISON delegates speak up on first day of ICTU conference
Workers at Canterbury City environmental services will now be represented by their union at work
Employers have a duty of care to their staffs
UNISON is building its campaign against asbestos in schools, with the publication of three documents to help reps, activists and parents
Trading standards services are being cut, so please sign the petition to improve resources to protect the public against rogue traders and criminals
The result of the SGE Higher Education South East by-election is announced. Sarah Pickett has been elected unopposed to the female seat and will take office immediately.
UNISON is committed to finding a solution to National Grid pensions
Inspectors no longer allowed to carry out unannounced proactive inspections in ‘low-risk’ workplaces
Government committee concludes children are more vulnerable to exposure to asbestos than adults – the younger the child the greater the risk
From Reading, Sheffield, Calderdale and Hull, tomorrow the bus hits Weston-Super-Mare to help the fight to save the local hospital
Celebrations kick off with a 1948 NHS costume tea party, complete with land girls, period uniforms, vintage coaches and ration books
“Angry and disappointed” UNISON to raise with health minister hasty decision to proceed with redundancies that threaten 400