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Privatisation does not produce efficiency, just a downward pressure on pay, writes Sara Gorton of UNISON in a new Left Foot Forward blog as part of Fair Pay Fortnight

UNISON is demanding a fairness package for public services including a job cuts moratorium as well as a pay rise to match inflation

UNISON has responded with anger to proposals from Cardiff county council to reduce the workers’ hours to 36 per week

Union calls on every branch to organise lunchtime or after work rallies to speak up for pay and their local services

Join our Christmas carol extravaganza for local government pay on 18 December

UNISON is calling on all MPs and AMs across Wales to publicly support the 2014/15 local government pay claim

Union is calling for living wage as minimum pay rate for local government workers

Eastern region press release: Leisure centre staff condemned to the poverty pay of the minimum wage and lose free membership benefit which allowed them to afford to use the centres and stay fit enough for their work

UNISON has dismissed claims by the Cosla that it delayed acceptance of a pay deal

Income Data Services research reveals that private sector companies use length of service pay progression as well as public sector

IT workers start a week of selective strike action against ‘draconian’ new contracts next Monday

Support needed for Rochdale rally on Saturday 29 June

Anne McCormack of St Helens College told delegates of the rise of child poverty - and how many of these children are living in working […]

UNISON members have a ‘mountain to climb’ on local government pay, the NHS and the welfare state, but are equal to the task, says general secretary

Local government conference calls for proper apprenticeships with living wage and real training