Addressing delegates attending UNISON’s annual health conference in Liverpool today (Tuesday), general secretary Christina McAnea said: “We’ve finally seen the back of the Tories. After 14 years of cuts, chaos, damage and... read more →
Photo: Steve Forrest, Workers’ Photos UNISON’s general secretary Christina McAnea addressed the union’s health conference this afternoon in Liverpool. Opening, she said: “Conference, a lot has changed since we met... read more →
NHS pay was top of the agenda on the second day of UNISON’s annual health service group conference in Liverpool, with all debated motions passing swiftly. The morning opened with... read more →
Image: Steve Forrest, Workers’ photos Delegates at health conference have heard harrowing, personal stories of health workers facing violence and harassment in the course of their jobs. The stories came... read more →
Commenting on the above-inflation, two-year pay offer made today (Tuesday) by the Scottish government to health unions, UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said: “Talks with Scottish ministers have delivered a serious... read more →
Genevieve Gencianos, migration programme co-ordinator for the global trade union federation Public Services International (PSI), addressed UNISON’s health conference, in Liverpool, on Monday afternoon. Ms Gencianos (pictured above) spoke about... read more →
One of the first motions passed at this year’s health service group conference was on bank workforce reform. Hundreds of thousands of NHS staff are employed on zero-hour bank contracts... read more →
This week sees UNISON’s annual health service group conference meet in Liverpool. Tanya Pretswell (pictured), chair of UNISON’s health service group, opened the conference this morning with an incisive speech... read more →
NHS staff are frequently being harassed by members of the public filming them with their phones and threatening to post footage online, UNISON research suggests today (Monday). A survey of thousands... read more →
Paramedics across the UK are being forced to watch patients deteriorate, and in some cases die, because they can’t hand them over to A&E departments quickly enough, according to UNISON research published today (Sunday). The survey findings are released as... read more →