The prime minister and the health secretary must make social care a priority.
Christina McAnea
Staff voted to reject a pay offer of 2% and an additional £345.
Christina McAnea delivers lecture at Jimmy Reid Foundation.
Christina McAnea delivers memorial lecture for inspirational union leader Jimmy Reid
Cuts to public services cause irreparable damage to the nation’s health.
College staff will be relieved to learn that their interests will be championed by UNISON from now on.
Borrowing to fund huge tax cuts for the super wealthy has taken the UK economy to the brink.
Labour in power would understand that well-funded public services, with properly paid staff, help grow the economy.
Ensuring everyone is paid at least £15 an hour would be a lifeline for millions
Package is “too little, too late”
Christina McAnea offers condolences on behalf of UNISON
Millions of working people have been failed by this government for too long, as Liz Truss takes over from the self-aggrandising, debasing Boris Johnson
UNISON will challenge the government’s decision in the courts