‘Police staff are working above and beyond’ says UNISON as claim is submitted
pay and conditions
Debate also hears calls for work to improve pay, terms and conditions for members
During Heart UNISON week it’s worth remembering that while taking strike action is never easy, the results can make a huge difference to people’s lives
UNISON Cymru/Wales criticises Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Commissioner for decision to forego an additional £2.3m worth of funding
A planned strike involving UNISON police staff set down for Monday 22 December has been suspended, pending further negotiations between the union and employers
These results send a clear message that after two years of pay freeze and last year’s below inflation pay rise, police staff have had enough. And that they are now ready to take industrial action over pay
UNISON announces plans to ballot its police staff members in England and Wales for industrial action over a pay offer of just 1%
Employers refuse to return to negotiating table after unions reject 1% pay offer
UNISON, the UK’s largest union, is warning that police staff morale in England, Wales and Scotland is at an all time low, as a new survey (Sunday 17 August) reveals a third are ‘very stressed’.
Police staff urged to reject 1% offer in pay consultation and move to a ballot for industrial action
Police staff will not celebrate ‘any so-called recovery’ until their living standards return to pre-crash levels
More than 3,500 front line police community support officer (PCSO) jobs in England have gone since the start of the coalition, sparking a warning from UNISON that this could lead to a rise in crime
UNISON and other unions lodge claim for 3% or £500 pay rise
UNISON says trust between union and Police Scotland has broken down