This is Living Wage Week, and UNISON is campaigning for a living wage for all its members
This is Living Wage Week, and UNISON is campaigning for a living wage for all its members
In the wake of the recent flooding, UNISON’s charity, There for You, has some helpful advice
UNISON Cymru/Wales has become a campaign partner in the Asbestos – Your Right to Know campaign, which aims to create a central accessible register of asbestos schools in Wales
UNISON welcomes hard-hitting review that calls for major changes to the Welsh Ambulance Service
MacAskill tells Cardiff May Day rally of UNISON’s ‘potential big idea’ to boost the Welsh economy
Local government members in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will be consulted on offer as ‘best achievable by negotiation’
his week is Adult Learners’ Week, an annual opportunity to celebrate the value and pleasure of getting back into learning as an adult
This should involve a new model of investment, including a public sector equivalent to quantative easing involving infrastructure […]
Ms Napier was controversially ordered to retire, or be forced out, by police and crime commissioner Ian Johnston. This was just weeks after the chief constable announced her […]
The assault on the pay and conditions of local government workers across the UK has to stop and stop now. "Our members in local government are the people keeping local services going, despite […]
UNISON Cymru/Wales has today welcomed the Welsh government’s commitment on pay for top Council officials and is calling for the deal to go one step further and cap council leader’s pay
However, the government has failed to stop their use, and the coalition's unprecedented cuts to council budgets are hitting social care hard […]
The 2014 There for You annual general meeting and seminar will be held at UNISON’s Croyde Bay hoiday resort in Devon, 8-10 May
"This is a major change for our members," says branch secretary Mike Davies. "It is really disappointing that this project […]
In response to Chancellor George Osbornes announcement that he plans to block incremental pay progression, UNISON Cymru/Wales head of local government Dominic MacAskill, said: “The Chancellor clearly had no understanding of how pay progression work in practice