Central Arbitration Committee says union’s bid for statutory recognition can go head at Scottish care charity
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‘The only people who will deliver for social care workers are this union,’ conference delegates hear
UNISON campaign sees council agree to keep one home open and pledge no compulsory redundancies
City council becomes first to make union’s charter a key part of its commissioning process
This is completely unacceptable. Care workers should be able to focus on delivering compassionate care, and shouldn’t have to worry about losing pay or losing their jobs. Never mind pay cuts, they should be receiving far better pay for the vital work they do – and as vital workers who provide dignity and respect for our loved ones, the very least they deserve is dignity and respect in return from those who pay their wages.
There was no lying on sun-loungers for UNISON or many of our members involved in key struggles at work
‘We believe the Court of Appeal got this decision completely wrong and will do everything we can to reverse it’
Some 120 UNISON members in Bath and north east Somerset take action over employers’ ‘work-for-free’ proposals
24 May 2018 Embargo: 00.01hrs Friday 25 May 2018 Charity’s excessive surveillance is harming care of the vulnerable, says UNISON National care charity – Community Integrated Care (CIC) – is subjecting its staff to such a degree of surveillance that they are unable to care for vulnerable people properly, says UNISON today (Friday). CIC employees […]
Announcement comes as part of plans to bring social care and NHS services closer together
Care workers owed up to six years’ back pay after being paid below the minimum wage will have to wait until October for the money they are owed after a government announcement today
With just a few days until the election UNISON looks at what the main parties have to say on social care – one of the issues that matter most to our members
UNISON Cymru/Wales writes to all country’s councils on International Women’s Day
Adult social care is in crisis, but UNISON has a solution – find out how UNISON’s proposal to use a £2.4bn business rate surplus in England would affect funding in your area
Vulnerable older people are being denied regular showers and visits to the toilet because of cuts to social care budgets, a UNISON report has warned today (Friday). The Damage: Care in Crisis is based on a survey of more than 1,000 staff across the UK working in homecare, residential support and day services, and looking […]