UNISON policy officer Guy Collis on what a fair pay agreement – as touted in the government’s New Deal For Working People – would mean for the care sector
national care service
Delegates heard Labour’s manifesto commitment to build a national care service ‘wouldn’t be in there if it wasn’t for our union’
The shadow health and social care secretary has one of the most daunting tasks should Labour gain power in Westminster. Who is he, and how will he fix such huge issues?
Five people deeply connected to the care sector explain what it’s like now – and what a national care service would mean for them
A national care service and a fair pay agreement for care staff are needed to reform the care service
A UNISON event at parliament sought to ignite the political will in Westminster to make a national care service a reality
UNISON hosted the Fabian Society’s National Care Service Summit, bringing together stakeholders to discuss the practicalities of creating a national care service
‘I met with Wes Streeting, the shadow secretary of state for health and social care, who is the first to sign up to UNISON’s national care campaign pledge’
A national care service would mean the quality of care is of the same high standard, no matter where in the country it was being provided.