Search Results for “Pay and conditions” tagged Christina McAnea

Since 2010, the value of local government pay has fallen by 25% and the offer of a flat rate rise of £1,925 falls way short of workers’ […]

"The pay review body belongs to a different time. It exists in a vacuum, and that no longer works. A more […]

“UNISON condemns the brutal and heinous attack by Hamas against innocent civilians in Israel, and the indiscriminate bombing and […]

And we are unrivalled in our successes. You only have to look at the Glasgow equal pay victory to […]

The union has members working for the civil service itself and for various agencies and regulatory bodies, including Ofsted, the Environment Agency, the Care […]

‘After fourteen years of economic mismanagement, I know what to expect from tomorrow’s budget’

The need for a new national care service grows more pressing with each passing day. 

Today’s budget found the cash to offer tax cuts to big businesses and the highest earners – but nothing for public service pay, again

These were "the picket lines, demos, rallies and campaigns that UNISON has either led, or supported, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern […]

The draft plans are understood to include a limit on overseas care staff numbers and a ban on them bringing dependants here. In a new report, Expendable labour, UNISON highlights […]

Consumer energy prices jumped in September by nearly 20% and food prices increased to 4.5% in September. We know this is happening in different ways across the […]

In every neighbourhood, it’s local government workers who everyone relies on. And every day, UNISON campaigns to improve their pay and recognition for their essential work. From […]

"The pandemic has demonstrated the crucial role public services play in our communities. But pay awards and […]

A strike ballot of several thousand Agency employees across England – including river inspectors, flood forecasting officers, coastal […]

In the letter, UNISON says the exploitation and ‘shocking abuse’ faced by skilled migrant workers – 58,000 of whom came to the UK to work […]