UNISON says decline in standard of careers advice down to government refusing to fund proper service
education services
University agrees to boost lowest paid
AoC withdraw from English FE colleges national agreement on sick leave: joint union reaction
UNISON wins early Living Wage rise for low-paid members at London Met university
Balfour Beatty raises living wage at University of London now as partnership with UNISON develops
UNISON help and advice for branches dealing with members who have been affected by the recent floods is now available
UNISON and RCN call for urgent action as survey reveals school support staff being pressured to carry out complex treatments
UNISON Cymru/Wales has become a campaign partner in the Asbestos – Your Right to Know campaign, which aims to create a central accessible register of asbestos schools in Wales
Tory education policies are turning the clock back to the time when education was the preserve of the rich, says union
Vote comes after management proposal to axe 100 jobs, following flawed consultation
This is Living Wage Week, and UNISON is campaigning for a living wage for all its members
Ashley Williams, a sports attendant at Bolton College, and college principal Marie Gilluley, explain why the living wage matters
Both national and London Living Wage rates are to rise by 25p an hour
By-elections will be taking place for seats on the higher education and energy service groups
Dave Prentis tells the government that the austerity agenda is causing economy to stagnate