- Conference
- National Delegate Conference 1998
- Date
- 2 June 1998
- Decision
- Carried as Amended
Motion on the UNISON National
site.
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- Conference
- National Delegate Conference 1999
- Date
- 19 February 1999
- Decision
- Carried
Motion on the UNISON National
site.
- Conference
- 2000 National Delegate Conference
- Date
- 22 May 2000
- Decision
- Carried
Motion on the UNISON National
site.
- Conference
- Health Conference 2001
- Date
- 23 November 2000
- Decision
- Carried
Motion on the UNISON National
site.
- Conference
- 2001 Retired Members' Conference
- Date
- 25 June 2001
- Decision
- Carried
Motion on the UNISON National
site.
"In addition 83% of the public say that they are against private companies running public services. If the government ignores its own MP's, ignores the public, they […]
Article on the UNISON National
site.
"However, in order to live up to these proposed standards you need proper training and you can't get a well qualified […]
Article on the UNISON National
site.
A patient who attacked a nurse at St George’s hospital, South London this week (Tuesday 8th January) is to appear in court in Wandsworth today on three counts of GBH
Article on the UNISON National
site.
Low income and rural customers still get a raw deal and those with pre-payment meters or in debt are particularly […]
Article on the UNISON National
site.
It will give our members, particularly those at the Whittington Hospital, a much needed boost after a week in which […]
Article on the UNISON National
site.
UNISON, the UK’s largest health union, today expressed delight and pledged their full support for Government plans to drops proposals to draft in private managers to run so called failing hospitals
Article on the UNISON National
site.
UNISON, the UK’s largest health union today demanded clarity or withdrawal of controversial wording in a discussion document to be presented at a Labour forum tomorrow
Article on the UNISON National
site.
Over 55 per cent of local government workers earn less than the average allowance paid to councillors – £12,500 – leaving them among the poorest paid workers in the public sector
Article on the UNISON National
site.
UNISON, the UK’s largest health union, today welcomed the new NHS recruitment campaign aimed at attracting staff back into the service, saying “bring back the missing workers”
Article on the UNISON National
site.
Spin is getting in the way of NHS reform. This was the key message from Dave Prentis, General Secretary of UNISON, at a health symposium at St Thomas’ Hospital today, to Health Secretary, Alan Milburn. UNISON urged the minister to hold his nerve and stick to the NHS plan which has already been agreed by the government and UNISON
Article on the UNISON National
site.