UNISON and UCU members are lobbying the board of governors at Glyndwr University today over the university’s poor handling of the current redundancy situation
UNISON and UCU members are lobbying the board of governors at Glyndwr University today over the university’s poor handling of the current redundancy situation
UNISON is concerned that homecare workers in the Swansea area could be receiving less than the minimum wage
UNISON has condemned Carmarthen council, a Labour-led authority, for removing trade union facility secondments and has called on the council to withdraw their decision
UNISON is launching a Wales-wide mental health awareness campaign to raise awareness of mental health illness in the workplace and how to access support
Dawn Bowden, UNISON Cymru/Wales head of health, urges people to consider the facts of the NHS in Wales before casting judgement in an open letter
UNISON launches 2014 international workers memorial day campaign with new poster
UNISON Pembrokeshire county branch to ballot of members to determine whether there is confidence in council chief executive following what have deemed to be unlawful pension payments
UNISON Cymru/Wales has started a consultation process with healthcare members working for the NHS in Wales over proposals regarding their terms and conditions of employment
UNISON, Unite and GMB declare formal dispute over failure to make a pay offer on 14 February ( England, Wales, Northern Ireland)
Campaigning offered a ‘major boost’ to 300 homecare workers
Campaigners in Swansea will be taking to their beds in the street to highlight the impact that residential and care home closures could have on the elderly community in the city
UNISON branch: We are not prepared to simply roll over and accept these proposals
UNISON Cardiff county members will be joining forces with Cardiff youth council this Saturday to rally against cuts to local youth services
UNISON Cymru/Wales response to the recommendation contained within the Commission on Public Service Governance and Delivery to merge Welsh local authorities
UNISON has responded with anger to proposals from Cardiff county council to reduce the workers’ hours to 36 per week