Different people from different professions and backgrounds, all with different skills, coming together, pooling their resources and their energy for the benefit of all UNISON members and the services they provide. That’s what our union is about when it’s at it’s best. That’s what I saw in Halton today.
ethical care charter
North-East council becomes the latest to commit itself to UNISON’s Ethical Care Charter
Scottish council signs charter committing it to standards for care workers and those they care for
Yorkshire council becomes the largest local authority to sign UNISON’s charter
The council is signing UNISON’s ethical care charters
Care workers in the London borough of Haringey are to be given the time and support they need to do their work, through a new ethical charter. Haringey Council has signed up to UNISON’s ethical care charter, which sets out a series of commitments to protect the rights of home care workers’ and give them […]
Council’s ruling Labour group pledges to introduce UNISON’s Ethical Care Charter after May’s council elections
A group of homecare workers from Haringey have made headlines with their battle for the minimim wage
A group of homecare workers from Haringey have made headlines with their battle for the minimim wage
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A new ‘bill of rights’ recommended today (Friday) by MPs for care workers to end low pay and high job turnover rates has been welcomed by UNISON. This key reform has been proposed by the Communities and Local Government Committee (CLG) in a report into the funding and provision of adult social care. The Committee […]
The mayoral candidate for Great Manchester outlines plans for a fully-integrated health and social care service
North Ayrshire becomes latest local authority to put its name to union’s Ethical Care Charter, committing itself to standards for home care services and working conditions
Council becomes the latest to commit itself to UNISON’s standards for homecare, carers and those needing care
Health and social care partnership commits to achieving fair work, better pay and improved quality of care on eve of Living Wage Week