Report recommends important new measures to help protect police staff
Police and justice staff
UNISON group says the killing in the US – and its aftermath – shows that the fight against racism must be redoubled
Police Scotland members say ‘yes’ to 3.25% pay rise this year and 3% next year
Staff in England and Wales give 93% ‘yes’ vote for 2.5% pay rise – or 3.1% for those on the lowest rate
But championing and defending our members are always on UNISON’s agenda
Unions publish joint claim which also calls for two lowest pay points to be deleted
UNISON surveys 4,500 police staff members on issues facing them as home secretary conducts ‘frontline review’ to ‘better understand’ service’s experience and needs
There was outcry at UNISON’s police and justice conference today at the new lists that bar police staff from jobs for life.
Pay reform in the police and probation service was the first topic of this year’s police and justice service group conference
Assistant general secretary Christina McAnea addresses police and justice conference
There was no lying on sun-loungers for UNISON or many of our members involved in key struggles at work
This research finds levels of sexual harassment consistent with that reported in police forces internationally as well as other workplace surveys.
The number of reported crimes ending with a suspect in court has dropped along with police staff, while the use of volunteers in the police force is on the rise
Concern for support staff jobs as cost-cutting drives government agenda
As Sadiq Khan approaches the halfway point in his first term, Demetrios Matheou snatched a few minutes in the whirlwind schedule of the London Mayor