By UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea The Westminster government’s plummeting popularity was made clear in almost every ballot box last Thursday. Divisive politics were rejected in our cities and towns,... read more →
The annual UNISON school support staff seminar took place yesterday in Cardiff, providing the chance for activists in schools to develop their skills and knowledge in the sector, through a... read more →
Explore the power of learning during this year’s national Learning at Work Week, which runs from 13-17 May this year. Learning at Work Week is an annual event that highlights... read more →
Commenting on new Home Office figures showing applications for care worker visas have fallen by a quarter in six months, UNISON head of care Gavin Edwards said today (Tuesday): “The... read more →
By UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea Up for election in England and Wales this Thursday are 41 police and crime commissioners, thousands of councillors, 10 metro mayors and all 25... read more →
UNISON is calling on members to participate in a survey about violence at work. Your input is invaluable in helping the union understand the prevalence and nature of workplace violence... read more →
Pupils are missing out on essential support as teaching assistants increasingly provide cover for absent teachers, without lesson plans or help from other colleagues, according to a report released by... read more →
The government’s decision to scrap recommendations made by an independent review into the Windrush scandal was unlawful, says UNISON today (Tuesday). Over the next two days at the Royal Courts... read more →
Commenting on the Rwanda bill clearing its final parliamentary hurdle, UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said today (Tuesday): “Nothing more clearly demonstrates the cruelty and moral bankruptcy of this government... read more →
Ballot papers for the service group executive (SGE) elections should have arrived in your email inboxes. You’ll also receive a postal ballot paper to your home address very soon. Now... read more →