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But the union’s local government secretary Heather Wakefield has warned employers that "enough is enough", and that the union will […]

Staff in schools staff will be asked to take action in September. Key issue: local government pay UNISON in local government Join our Worth It campaign UNISON Northern […]

UNISON members on national local government terms and conditions endured a devastating three year pay freeze and then a miserly 1% increase […]

Ms McKeown added: “While we are currently without a government in Northern Ireland, there can be no power grab from Westminster into areas that were already […]

That's why politicians from all parties are calling for an end to low pay. Many local government workers rely on benefits to pay bills. Right now, the taxpayer is subsidising local government […]

In its first report on the impact of the government’s spending review on health and social care, the committee said that the scale of the funding […]

It takes a few minutes to complete and responses are completely confidential. Local government and school pay survey (link opens in new […]

"Local government staff are the unsung heroes of our public services," writes Mr Prentis. "They carry out many […]

UNISON has hailed the local government strike as an overwhelming success, with more than one million public service workers on picket lines and at rallies in protest over their pay offer

UNISON calls for NJC employers to rethink and come forward with a pay offer which ‘begins to tackle the hardship facing all of our members’ in local government and schools (England, Wales and Northern Ireland)

UNISON calls for people to support Daisy Hill local hospital at rally on Saturday 28 March

It has more than 1.3 million members providing public services – in Education, Local government, the NHS, police service and energy. They are employed in the public, voluntary and private […]

The local UNISON branch took the lead in calling for a joint health and safety committee. Local activists […]

Northern Ireland head of bargaining Anne Speed pointed out that "much of Fermanagh's local economy is built around agriculture and the environment. "When our local branch activists brought […]

We will shame any government that attempts to trample over the rights of the most frail and vulnerable in our society. "I am […]