Last week, the news showed two versions of the UK. In one, school buildings are crumbling and ambulances have to queue outside overstretched A&E departments. Public service workers who we... read more →
UNISON is currently leading the union side of the talks with the Westminster government in an effort to resolve the long-running pay dispute. But even though the government has finally... read more →
Delegates gathered at UNISON’s community conference in Bournemouth on Friday 3 and Saturday 4 March to pass key motions on fire and rehire, low-paid workers being charged for DBS checks... read more →
Commenting on the latest annual NHS staff survey published today (Thursday), UNISON deputy head of health Helga Pile said: “No one should be in any doubt as to the scale of the problems... read more →
Commenting on the pay offer for 2023/24 made to council and school staff by employers, UNISON head of local government Mike Short said today (Wednesday): “Without investment in the workforce, there’ll... read more →
UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea is one of this year’s 100 Women in Westminster. Women in Westminster: The 100 celebrates the achievements and the valuable role women play in public life by recognising... read more →
UNISON has partnered with the Work Foundation at Lancaster University to research the decisions people make about work and the choices available to them. There is a survey available for... read more →
Staff at the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have voted to take strike action over pay, says their union UNISON today (Tuesday). More than 700 workers were balloted by UNISON, including... read more →
UNISON is leading NHS pay negotiations starting today with government ministers. Our head of health, Sara Gorton, will be proceeding with caution but going to the table with the aim... read more →