Labour MP - and former UNISON president - Dave Anderson has submitted an early day motion on the subject, which […]
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The Westminster Hall debate about care workers takes takes at 9:30am and is a great opportunity for us to get MPs to debate the problem of illegally paid care workers and […]
Seminar encourages members to get involved in campaigns
But last year, Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council handed the contract to Care UK. Late in the year, the company announced that it wished to change the […]
Conservative member Baroness Gardner called for a nationally-recognised standard of training, which should not be too complicated or difficult for people to achieve, while […]
Local councils are under government cosh, says union, and tells Eric Pickles to ‘get into the real world’
Flouting of minimum wage law must be challenged, says the union.
“The council’s adoption of the charter enables good employment conditions and quality training, which helps to reduce staff turnover and improve the quality of care for […]
The private company, which was handed a contract to care for vulnerable people with learning difficulties last year, wants to inflict […]
As report highlights the crisis in our home care system, UNISON’s charter would improve care for those who receive it and those who provide it
The marches in London, Glasgow and Belfast will send the government a strong message that people want a Future that Works
UNISON, the Pensioners Convention and United for All Ages present peers with 10 key questions on the draft Care Bill
Although the union has tried to negotiate, Care UK refuses to back down from plans to slash the pay, terms and conditions of the workforce. The workers took a second week of strike action in March […]
Discussion in Parliament is informed by the work of UNISON and the experiences of members working in homecare
New law threatens to gag charities, NGOs, blogs, think-tanks, trade unions and other campaigning organisations by severely restricting how much money they can spend on political campaigning in the year running up to a general election