Around 800 Brighton and Hove city council workers, many of whom are women working in care, will see pay improved in line with refuse and recycling workers. They will also... read more →
Staff at the Environment Agency will today (Friday) begin a third block of strike action in the ongoing dispute over their “woeful” pay rise, says UNISON. Workers providing crucial services... read more →
UNISON members working for Shaw Healthcare have been forced to accept changes to their contracts or face being fired and rehired. Carers will no longer have a paid 30-minute break... read more →
For the first time, UNISON members are now able to self-identify as a migrant worker. The UNISON migrant worker network is an informal network of UNISON members with a first-generation... read more →
UNISON has reaffirmed its commitment to the One Team campaign for the health service, in the face of the government’s “divisive” actions during the NHS pay dispute, the national executive... read more →
UNISON members working in health have spoken out against government plans to X-ray children seeking asylum in the UK in order to confirm their age. Chair of UNISON’s science, therapy... read more →
Support staff at 14 universities in England are being balloted from this week for industrial action over the “inadequate” pay offer from the Universities and Colleges Employers Association (UCEA), says... read more →
On 13 March, the trade unionist and longstanding friend of UNISON Gonul Erden, was released from prison in Turkey. Ms Erden (pictured above, centre) is one of eight leading members... read more →
UNISON today launched its campaign for a National Care Service in England, a nationally recognised institution that will bring about consistent standards of care for older and disabled people, and... read more →
Thousands of Environment Agency workers in England are to strike for four days over pay later this month, blaming government inaction for putting communities, waters and wildlife at risk, says... read more →