The new collection of essays looks at how the minimum wage could evolve
living wage
Pledges will shape decent society and fuel the economy
UNISON members have secured the Living Wage for care workers in six out of ten Manchester councils
But we shouldn’t be under any illusion – by itself the Living Wage does not offer a long-term solution to a UK labour market characterised by low pay, persistent gender and ethnicity pay gaps, and obscene levels of inequality
North Northants council announce they’ll pay staff the real living wage in the run up to Living Wage Week 2021
Ministers must give a well-earned pay rise to all those caring for us
UNISON branch officers, lawyers and members recall a four-year battle to win pay justice
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New minimum pay rates come into force for many key workers, including care staff
Next government must help low-paid staff
Birmingham unions and council join forces to demand funding for 10% pay rise and £10 an hour minimum
July might have meant the start of the summer holidays proper, but UNISON and our members are still on the case
Noisy, colourful and good humoured pickets call for fair pay
Lowest paid support staff receive at least £9 an hour in Cheshire West from the start of this month
South Wales accreditation means all workers on campus, including those employed by contractors, will earn at least £9 an hour
Another busy month saw UNISON celebrating victories – and launching new campaigns