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“ill-conceived mess could cost the university more money, not less”, says UNISON

Union accuses the justice minister of deliberately dismantling the probation service

Plans will dismantle the probation service, which has been 105 years in the making, adds the union

UNISON highlights how NHS Logistics helped avoid such issues, but was sold off

Union calls for bar on tax-evading firms winning public contracts

Union plans week of activity, including seminar and parliamentary event, to boost the fight for a living wage

Profit motive in public services condemned by UNISON disabled members’ conference

Activists and negotiators meet for two day seminar on pay, bargaining and equality

Principles and timetable for negotiation

Huge cost involved in outsourcing revealed

Landmark New Year message pledges UK’s biggest three unions to mobilise in 2011

UNISON and the Fawcett Society have welcomed the Government’s commitment to tackle inequality and discrimination in the Equality Bill, due to be published on Monday, but want action to toughen up equal pay legislation

The Prime Minister is mistaken if he thinks the Private Finance Initiative (PFI) is the solution to public service reform, UNISON, the UK’s biggest union said today

UNISON General Secretary Dave Prentis, today won the support of European Public Service unions, representing over 40m people, for a fair wages fight across Europe. The unions have pledged to back UNISON’s campaign to secure measures aimed at protecting British public services workers, who are being pushed into the arms of private companies as part of the Government’s privatisation plans