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Tomorrow is Fair Pay for NHS Staff Day – help raise awareness of how health staff are being treated, and social media is a great way to spread the word

UNISON is urging members to sign a petition being run by students in Enfield, to prevent their friend and classmate Yashika Bageerathi being deported to a potentially dangerous situation in Mauritius

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's Worth It campaign is also teaming up with Fair Pay Fortnight to publish a series of blogs on pay over the coming fortnight.   The first has […]

UNISON members in the NHS are getting ready to make as much noise as possible about the need for a decent pay deal during Fair Pay Fortnight

Get ready to mark International Workers Memorial Day with events, petitions for safer workplaces or even a health and selfie

UNISON members in Doncaster take second week of strike action against Care UK attempts to slash pay, terms and conditions

UNISON is to consult more than 600,000 of its local government and school members over industrial action, following a meagre 1% pay offer made today

UNISON announces the 24 winners of the autumn U Magazine recruitment challenge

UNISON, the GMB and UNITE have launched a petition to call for decent pay in local government

UNISON is marking World Social Work Day today by teaming up with Community Care to shine a light on a typical working day in social work

Union restates the case for fair pay, ahead of key meeting of local government employers

Conference says it is important to reflect on the impact of the action so far and for service group executive to discuss the future strategy

The survey closes on 17 March, with the aim of having results available in time for the TUC young workers conference at the end of month. The survey can be found at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/G85WD7G […]

Local government employers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland warned that industrial action looks inevitable