Conference condemns spiralling senior management salaries in the sector at a time when workers’ terms and conditions are being cut
Conference condemns spiralling senior management salaries in the sector at a time when workers’ terms and conditions are being cut
The union says that a pay increase is vital after last year’s freeze if support staff are not to suffer further falls in their standard of living
The union wants the Government to introduce an emergency package of energy efficiency measures designed to […]
"Privatisation of the policing and probation services will lead to fragmentation, a race-to-the-bottom in terms of service quality as well as undermining public trust in the service. Police […]
Nurses and midwives are struggling to make ends meet and government grant should help Nursing and Midwifery Council to keep down fees, says union
UNISON says there is no excuse for massive rise in nurse registration fees, particularly after the Nursing and Midwifery Council receives substantial government grant
Today the Government has announced a £100m ‘transition grant’. The announcement says the grant will “seek to encourage best practice” and will […]
‘People before profits’ is the message behind a new advertising campaign, designed to warn people about the dangers lurking in government plans to privatise more public services
With this pay claim, our position is clear; it is high time for fair pay and that means a substantial increase. “This three-year pay freeze has been unique to the […]
Cost of implementing the legislation has risen another £300m, bringing the latest cost to taxpayers to between £1.5bn and £1.6bn
The marches in London, Glasgow and Belfast will send the government a strong message that people want a Future that Works
Screening tonight at London cinema reveals risk in Tory council’s outsourcing plans
UNISON welcomes speedy response from employers, and indication of progress on ending the pay freeze
Dave Prentis tells the government that the austerity agenda is causing economy to stagnate
As Birmingham City Council announces cuts of £120 million next year, UNISON to ask the Labour Council to campaign jointly for a fair deal for the city