Non-essential activity should be stopped immediately to cut the risk of staff contracting and spreading COVID-19
Energy
UNISON general secretary calls the energy company’s move to dismiss its entire workforce and cease union recognition ‘utterly disgraceful’
Shedding jobs not the answer to energy challenges
The nomination period is about to open for this year’s service group executive elections
Energy retail sector would be better handled in public ownership
What do you think of Labour’s manifesto? Will you be voting to protect public services on 12 December? We’d like to hear your views
“The sale is yet another sign that the UK’s energy sector is in a precarious state.”
Reducing dividend instead of staff is positive move
June was another busy month for the union – more victories for our members, and conferences in Liverpool
Retail arms of big six energy firms should be nationalised
Labour’s shadow minister for energy spoke passionately to delegates at the energy conference about the party’s ambitious vision for the energy industry
The energy industry faces unprecedented challenges and UNISON is fighting to place workers and their rights at the heart of a greener economy
ationalisation would create a “green army” working to decarbonise UK homes and businesses. Customer services and sales staff would have their time freed up to focus on helping consumers become more energy efficient which reduces consumption, bills and emissions. Renewable forms of energy like solar panels or converting homes to greener hydrogen boilers would become the norm among consumers.
Staff and investors should seize opportunity at Centrica AGM
Commenting on the 500 planned redundancies announced at British Gas today