UNISON has won a hard fought victory for workers in the careers service against Prospects Limited
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UNISON general secretary tells Parliament that draconian proposals are ‘a major attack on workers’ rights in this country’ and ‘a negation of democracy’
Union says that the Bill is designed to ‘stop union reps from carrying out their duties’
Research from UNISON reveals the scale of the impact that the government’s plans on tax credits will have
‘The government needs to take direct action’ on Redcar job cuts

UNISON general secretary uses Labour conference to call for an end to the cuts, privatisation and pay freezes that are ‘destroying lives’

Dave Prentis answered the requests of branches and employers to visit Yorkshire for a series of meetings this week
UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis today (Friday) received an honorary degree from the Open University, marking his “commitment to lifelong, life-changing learning” in public services. At the ceremony in London’s Barbican Centre, the citation for Dave Prentis honoured his belief in: “Education regardless of class, education regardless of geography, and education that changes lives.” Under […]

Three-year campaign has helped keep many homes open in Northern Ireland, but threats remain as politicians ‘bicker’
Billions of pounds of cuts mean that few councils can cope with demands from young people

This is our chance to create a new path that offers hope that offers opportunity to all, UNISON general secretary tells Corbyn rally in Newcastle

Let’s work together to make this new hospital a success,” general secretary Dave Prentis said as he opened a new UNISON shop in Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

UNISON sent solidarity greetings to strikers at the National Gallery today, as they begin indefinite strike action in protest at privatisation plans. “UNISON stands shoulder to shoulder with our fellow public service workers in dispute,” general secretary Dave Prentis said. “We send our greetings and solidarity from 1.3m public service workers and wish you well with your action.” […]