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UNISON hospital protest will highlight Victorian levels of insecurity in week-long activity

Keep the pay pressure up by presenting your MP with a giant Christmas card signed by members

UNISON members working in the NHS in Cymru/Wales are to be balloted over industrial action as part of the union’s long-running pay campaign

“We are going to fight  back,” Mr Prentis said. “Unless an organisation like ours speaks up on this, then no voice will be heard.” Key to the issues the union needs […]

Today we must be there for them. "This arrogant government has ignored the advice of an independent pay review and that's why workers are striking. They need […]

On 24 November, UNISON members in England will join 10 other health unions working in the NHS to take a four hour strike from 7am to 11am

Reaffirming the union’s commitment to Agenda for Change, while recognising that pay had become a devolved matter, she noted that it could be devolved to […]

Health workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are demanding an immediate wage increase of at least £2,000 for all NHS staff

The ruling could benefit tens of thousands of NHS staff employed under the Agenda for Change payment system and is in line with earlier legal cases, which established that workers should […]

If our members are denied an increase or are short changed in any way, we will consider implementing an industrial action strategy while at all times […]

Labour’s shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, met protestors in Liverpool to discuss the question of NHS pay today

UNISON health members in England are taking five days of action for fair pay next week – starting first thing on Monday morning – and will be joined by colleagues in other unions including midwives

Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth launches triple promise and warns: ‘The future of the NHS is at stake in this election’

And a model petition sheet to be used locally can be found on the resources section of the NHS pay campaign […]

But most of all may it bring you all a decent pay rise, and a new government come May that respects nurses and doesn't take us for meek and mild individuals - when we stand […]