It’s shocking that so many people in jobs are still struggling financially and living in poverty.
It’s shocking that so many people in jobs are still struggling financially and living in poverty.
This year Glasgow’s homelessness caseworkers decided to go on strike. This is their story
Claim for living wage and associated flat-rate pay rise follows special local government conference decision
UNISON reminds local government and school members in England, Wales and Northern Ireland to vote in the consultation from tomorrow on the revised NJC pay proposals and that they face a clear choice
UNISON has today decided to suspend strike action in local government and schools planned for 14 October and consult its members on new proposals
“Conference, our party is returning. It turned a corner at Milton Keynes. Genuine commitments were made to support the Living Wage, to end the abuse of zero hours contracts, to respect pay review body awards, to repeal the Health Act committing Labour to Nye Bevan’s NHS, real progress”.
UNISON members in academy schools are voting on strike action after a derisory 1% pay offer meant that they were being expected to take another pay cut this year
At a meeting of the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service branch of UNISON on 6 August 2014 a vote of “No confidence” was taken in the NIAS Trust Board, Chief Executive Officer and Directorship.
UNISON is set to ballot members working in academy schools in September on industrial action over pay, so that they could join the next industrial action in October
EPSU general secretary Jan Willem Goudriaan’s message to UNISON’s local government conference was that we could change Europe for the betterment of the majority of its people
Further details have been released by the TUC for anyone wanting to attend the national demonstration – Britain needs a pay rise – on 18 October in London
Pre-conference executive meeting hears updates on pay disputes across public services
UNISON welcomes a victory for common sense after council ends threat to pay
Thousands of UNISON members working in local government and schools in Northern Ireland are being given an opportunity to have their say on pay
UNISON members working within Grwp Gwalia care services will start a 24 hour period of strike action to defend against cuts to pay, terms and conditions