Report sets out case for decent pay
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Wage talks rather than review body process are needed
Westminster event sets the scene for UNISON’s Champions in Our Colleges celebration tomorrow (Friday 9 February)
If the prime minister wants to meet his pledge, he must act over pay
UNISON nursing officer, Stuart Tuckwood, explains the importance of – and argues for – a renewed focus on mentoring programmes for newly registered nurses
Delegates met in Milton Keynes to tackle a wide-ranging agenda
The party’s New Deal for Working People, planned with UNISON’s involvement, would make a huge improvement to working people’s lives
Solving the NHS staffing crisis must be top government priority to improve services
Aerobics and Pilates instructors at Colchester City Council are also affected, as the UNISON members vote on strike action
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has declared the entire population of Gaza at imminent risk of famine
Christina McAnea calls the new deal ‘a priority for our union… a chance to reset the balance of power to benefit workers’
Information for honorary branch auditors, from UNISON head of audit John Nagle
Tribunal fees deny the poorest and most vulnerable access to justice
The Minimum Service Levels Act could restrict the right to strike for over five million workers