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Debate turned to terms and conditions within the Agenda for Change framework in Brighton on Tuesday afternoon

Pay dominated proceedings at health conference, today, with the upcoming UNISON consultation top of the agenda

Richard Pyle from Medical Aid for Palestinians spoke to health conference detailing the harrowing situation in Gaza, where 484 healthcare workers have been killed

Union continues to stand up for healthcare assistants, admin staff and paramedics with a range of practical support

UNISON’s One Team Awards honour the work of NHS support staff. This year’s winners – a payroll officer, a hospital domestic and a chef – share what the recognition means to them

By embracing flexible working in the NHS, we are setting ourselves on the path to a happier, healthier workforce and a better service for patients

Abena says one of Labour’s flagship women’s health commitments is on workplace menopause support: “We have a menopause workforce plan, which is essentially a plan for workplaces to make […]

UNISON nursing officer, Stuart Tuckwood, explains the importance of – and argues for – a renewed focus on mentoring programmes for newly registered nurses

UNISON members at a London NHS trust explain how they won their insourcing campaign – and the many benefits

This year’s overseas nurses’ network seminar allowed members to engage with leaders in the nursing sectors about their priorities for overseas nurses

Helga Pile and May Parsons were placed in the top 10 most influential Black people in English health by the Health Service Journal

Chris Akaluka explains how the annual event was held at Newham University Hospital helps foster “unity, friendships and partnerships”

We didn’t have any policy or guidance with regard to guide dogs. As part of my role as health and safety rep, I wrote up a […]

Two-day action this week comes as members have yet to be made pay offer in absence of devolved government

‘We all love our jobs and are dedicated to our patients. But you have to stand up for what you believe in’