Members across local government, health and education say ‘enough is enough’
local government pay 2014
Yorkshire & Humberside campaign revealing an ‘open door’ for living wage claims
UNISON members in academy schools are voting on strike action after a derisory 1% pay offer meant that they were being expected to take another pay cut this year
‘Locked out’ local government and school workers protest against low pay and call for a decent pay offer
Local government members in Scotland are being urged to lobby councillors across the country in the run-up to their industrial action ballot
At a meeting of the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service branch of UNISON on 6 August 2014 a vote of “No confidence” was taken in the NIAS Trust Board, Chief Executive Officer and Directorship.
‘Homecare staff look after our parents, our brothers and sisters, our friends’ says David Crausby as he signs petition urging Bolton council to sign charter
Dave Prentis issues rallying call to make October demo the the biggest this country has ever seen
UNISON is set to ballot members working in academy schools in September on industrial action over pay, so that they could join the next industrial action in October
Local authority members in Scotland to be balloted in September on programme of industrial action
UNISON members in Pembrokeshire county council are to be balloted on their confidence in the chief executive at the council following the confirmation that payments made to the senior officer are to be reinvestigated
Next steps in the campaign for fair pay in local government: day of protest, political lobbying and inddustrial action
UNISON Cymru/Wales has written to the Welsh Local Government Association to express concern over its attitude to the J10 strike and to call for an urgent meeting to discuss the matter
UNISON has hailed the local government strike as an overwhelming success, with more than one million public service workers on picket lines and at rallies in protest over their pay offer