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The ‘Primary Justice’ model will provide the basis of the union’s response to the forthcoming consultation on the Justice […]

UNISON members working for the company can expect to receive their pay rise, including any back pay, on 28 March

Government urged to act now, and invest in a proper, proportionate probation workforce

“NOMS has a truly terrible record in procurement with a long line of botched privatisations to show for it; to now seek to crudely exclude Probation Trusts from the planned competition […]

UNISON is deeply concerned about the introduction of a risky "payment by results" model, which does not take into account the demands of more difficult cases. The union is calling on […]

"UNISON is committed to continue fighting these unnecessary changes and will be examining the legal implications of privatising the service and seeking support from […]

The Ministry of Justice sets out its plans to radically reform the way in which probation services are delivered in England and Wales with the privatisation of 70% of probation work in 21 new contract areas

The government wants to centralise and privatise the probation service – and UNISON needs your help to fight back against this

We are committed to continue working as hard as we can to settle this dispute.” UNISON members working in […]

UNISON members working in probation service in England to stage two-hour stoppage on Tuesday 14 July between 8am-10am in ongoing dispute over pay

Members working for the National Probation Service are being urged to make sure that they don’t lose their UNISON membership due to payment changes

UNISON is urging all probation members to take a two-hour strike on 14 July, in support of our campaign for fair pay

UNISON members are today (Tuesday) staging a two-hour stoppage in England and Wales between 8am and 10am in the ongoing dispute over pay

UNISON probation members working for six community rehabilitation companies owned by Sodexo could be balloted on industrial action over the company’s voluntary redundancy terms

Employers walk away from ACAS talks – prompting new strike action on 14 September