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TTIP would mean that a council could not insist on fair wage clauses in its contracts and neither could […]

“I’m really proud that Conway Council will debate motions on the Bill and on TTIP. UNISON members will be holding a rally at the council to offer our support. The Trade Union Bill […]

Check our campaign briefing for SOS Day on 16 Novembers for ways you can get involved

A leaflet for UNISON members, stewards, and safety representatives on Slips and Trips – is your floor surface an accident waiting to happen? Updated February 2018

Union’s beautiful Croyde Bay resort in Devon has achieved the distinction of entering TripAdvisor’s Hall of Fame

The UK’s entire retail energy market is broken and in need of an urgent fix

Snow isn’t falling all around us quite yet, but the Christmas ads have started popping up. And perhaps that sinking feeling has too: The panic of having to buy all those presents, who gets what, Christmas decorations, all the food – and breathe! Don’t panic. We know Christmas can be overwhelming. With members already feeling […]

Slips, trips and falls (STFs) are often seen as a joke, but they are no laughing matter. They occur all too frequently and can cause some very serious injuries

Central government cuts to council budgets are forcing local authorities to rely on tip-offs from the public to combat alcohol being sold to children

He also warned it wasn't just the TTIP with the United States but also CETA with Canada – which was much closer to agreement – […]

G4S and SERCO are the “tip of the iceberg” when it comes to government contractors failing woefully and wasting millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money

Commenting on the 360 employers named and shamed today (Wednesday) by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy for failing to pay the national minimum wage, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “This list fails to shame the larger care firms who are equally guilty of denying staff a fair wage. Those in the spotlight today are just […]