Right for Northern Ireland schools to be employers is ‘a good deal for politicians, but a bad one for staff’
Northern Ireland
Members of UNISON Northern Ireland’s community and voluntary branch joined a protest outside the Derry office of ATOS healthcare, the company that carries out medical tests on behalf of the government
It is more important than ever for child-care workers to join a union, says UNISON Northern Ireland
Months of effort by union pays off for college workers in Northern Ireland
Representatives from UNISON, together with former residents and campaigner Niall Meehan, ministers to ask for executive support of an investigation into the Bethany and Westbank orphanages during the 1930s, ’40s and ’50s
999 – answer the call for your NHS outside the Conservative party conference in Manchester on 29 September
Representatives of UNISON in Northern Ireland met Irish president Michael D Higgins last week to mark the Dublin Lockout
Joint union letter to local government employers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland warns that 2014 offer needs to be much better
Violence at work and discrimination are among issues in need of urgent action, while threat of privatisation still looms
UNISON joined campaigners, politicians and other trade unionists at Stormont to celebrate 65 years of the NHS
The third and final day of the ICTU Biennial Conference in Belfast saw UNISON delegates discuss topics as wide ranging as workplace rights, education and the NHS
Irish Congress of Trade Unions conference hears second day of passionate debates
Union supports care home residents and the families in the formation of a new campaign group.
UNISON delegates speak up on first day of ICTU conference
Bleak outlook for a society still in transition, says UNISON regional secretary Patricia McKeown