Our members are working under extreme pressure and UNISON is actively campaigning for services and jobs. DescriptionOur public services are under major threat. Our members are […]
We talk to UNISON Eastern activist of the year Elisa Vasquez-Walters
Hundreds of healthcare workers at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth have voted overwhelmingly for strike action over pay.
I think it is fair to say we were all a little shocked at Rishi Sunak’s announcement of a general election last week. In less than six weeks, the people will decide the direction of travel for the UK in the next few years. The General Election is our opportunity to remove a government which […]
When a member of police staff at Lancashire Constabulary was herself the victim of domestic violence, it was her union that helped her through the worst of times
Can I support member learning and training? Yes! Perhaps you want to encourage and support other colleagues with learning in the workplace by […]
This is UNISON’s Year of LGBT+ Workers. Amanda Kendal joined two legends of the fight for equality, Carola Towle and Jackie Lewis, to find out why now is a good time
Every year, we take a moment to step back and celebrate what we’ve achieved in the region. And although every UNISON Eastern activist deserves an award for all they do making public services better places to work, we pay a special tribute to some of the branches and activists that have really stood out over […]
The shadow health and social care secretary has one of the most daunting tasks should Labour gain power in Westminster. Who is he, and how will he fix such huge issues?
In the PM’s own words, we can now decide between ‘the past and the future’
Investment in youth services would be better than hare-brained schemes
You will need to be able to travel within the region for meetings/training as required. RegionCymru/WalesLocationCardiff Starting salary£34,162 plus £3,366 Annual […]
Christina McAnea tells national executive council: ‘We want to see as many Labour MPs returned as possible’
Peaceful protests, encampments and occupations on university campuses have played an important role in many struggles against injustices in the world
Teachers and school support staff at Sir Francis Primary School in Lincoln have gone on strike over issues around bullying, intimidation, and misogynist behaviour. A considerable number of staff have left the school over the last 18 months after school leaders and governors failed to properly address their concerns. UNISON East Midlands regional organiser Liz […]
