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The prospect of £2bn in NHS funding a massive blow for patients and staff

Ballots for contested seats on the union’s seven service group executives open on Monday 11 April when ballot papers start being despatched to members

Elections are due to be held for all seats on the union’s service group executives in 2016

UNISON comments on new rules which fails to set minimum standards for food in the NHS.

NHS staff side trade unions have invited Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt and NHS Employers Chief Executive Dean Royles to meet them and health workers to discuss the growing dispute over pay in the service.

UNISON is warning that the ambulance service is on the verge of breaking down and that the consequences for patient safety could be dramatic

Get ready to mark International Workers Memorial Day with events, petitions for safer workplaces or even a health and selfie

UNISON members in Doncaster take second week of strike action against Care UK attempts to slash pay, terms and conditions

UNISON, which represents 25,000 staff in further education colleges, has said ‘no’ to a new sick pay scheme drawn up by the Association of College (AoC) employers

This would bring the lowest paid workers to the level of the Living Wage and provide a modest increase for workers who have suffered a three […]

UNISON today insisted that huge numbers of zero hours contract jobs are unjustified and unsuitable for many public services, despite new CIPD report.

G4S, who this week (19 November) was fined £23.3m for inappropriately billing the Government for the electronic tagging of offenders, has had all of its central […]

"I still find it mystifying that HCAs have not had more of a voice. It was clear to me during the review that UNISON has done the most research to highlight this. “There were a […]

GMB, UNISON and Unite – the unions representing 1.6 million local government workers – have formally submitted their pay claim to employers today.

The seminar is an opportunity for members of the executives, branch activists and officers to discuss the key workplace issues