By UNISON general secretary Andrea Egan The Covid-19 public inquiry released its third report this week (18 March) on the impact of the pandemic on the UK’s healthcare systems. In...
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Commenting on reports the government is rethinking elements of its changes to the settlement period for migrant workers, UNISON general secretary Andrea Egan said today (Thursday): “Simply watering down the harsh measures...
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Commenting on the publication of the Covid Inquiry report into the NHS response to the pandemic today (Thursday), UNISON Covid lead and the union’s head of health during the pandemic...
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The government must improve on its inadequate 3.3% pay rise for NHS staff by putting significant extra funding into long-delayed pay restructure talks or the workforce crisis will continue to...
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Library staff across England have been cut by almost half since 2010, leaving services stretched and communities without vital support after years of austerity, says UNISON today (Friday). Research by...
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Commenting on the publication of the annual NHS Staff Survey today (Thursday), UNISON deputy head of health Alan Lofthouse said: “No one should be attacked or live in fear of being assaulted...
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Commenting on analysis from the King’s Fund showing NHS trusts ran a £780m deficit last year, UNISON head of health Helga Pile said today (Thursday): “News that NHS finances remain in...
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Specialist hospital blood workers in Gloucestershire have voted to accept an offer that brings their long-running strike to a close. Phlebotomists at Gloucestershire Royal and Cheltenham General hospitals have been...
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UNISON members meet to lobby MPs on mileage rates in 2023 Today in parliament, chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed that she is looking at out of date mileage rates and thanked...
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Following the National Education Union (NEU)’s decision to actively recruit school support staff and withdraw from the agreement with us which they had signed in 2017, on Friday the NJC...
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