Two-day action this week comes as members have yet to be made pay offer in absence of devolved government
health pay
One Team values more important than ever, the national executive council heard today
Health workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are demanding an immediate wage increase of at least £2,000 for all NHS staff
Workers across the public sector are losing billions as employers fail to pay a decent wage
Unions agree measures to be applied locally
Private company Compass claims it can’t afford an 82p pay rise despite generating £1.7bn in profit and paying their boss £4.6m
NHS workers who do overtime on a regular basis or frequently work beyond their normal shifts should now have these extra hours taken into account when their holiday pay is calculated, as a result of a landmark court victory by UNISON today (Monday). The Court of Appeal judgment found in favour of a paramedic and […]
Catering workers at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have won their pay battle after two days of strike action, says UNISON. Their employer Sodexo had previously refused to give its workers the same pay rise as the one agreed last year for health staff directly employed by the NHS. But after two days […]
Moves toward industrial action ballot see Manchester hospital’s facility staff welcome in the new year with a pay boost
There was no lying on sun-loungers for UNISON or many of our members involved in key struggles at work
June saw a number of highlights for the union and our members glisten in the early summer sunshine
April may have started with the Easter holidays but there was no rest for UNISON staff, activists and members. And there was only one issue on everyone’s mind – pay.
This is just the beginning of better pay for NHS staff, conference delegates hear as they vote in favour of ‘biggest pay rise in 15 years’ and Agenda for Change reform
‘NHS staff and their families need a pay award that stops the rot’
Shadow health secretary Jonathan Ashworth launches triple promise and warns: ‘The future of the NHS is at stake in this election’