Government must recognise the desperate difficulties many households face, says UNISON
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Attacks on health and safety are a smokescreen for wider economic problems, says UNISON
UNISON condemns move and calls for proper regulation to protect customers
Agreement signals ‘commitment to partnership working’
Our young members’ weekend, on 17-19 May in Sheffield, brings together more than 100 young members from across the UK
More talks this week, followed by meeting of branches
Start ordering now for March’s union-wide recruitment drive
UNISON police branches are being encouraged to consider nominating members for one of the 2013 awards from the British Association of Women in Policing
On 15 January, KGEU president Kim Jungnam went on indefinite hunger strike to protest the treatment of his members. Kim represents Korean government employees but the union has been declared illegal by the Korean government and to date 137 workers have been sacked for engaging in legitimate trade union activities.
Lewisham is not the first and won’t be the last hospital to come under attack by this government, warns UNISON
UNISON praises ‘sensible decision’ and warns that privatisation of police services is a danger to the public
Findings are a testament to the contribution of teaching assistants, says UNISON
Cuts have pared local government services to the bone, as UNISON warns that there is more pain to come
Governments cuts agenda is strangling local authorities and hitting the poorest hardest
Childcare workers will be stretched beyond reasonable limits if government increases number of children they can look after