UNISON is calling on the UK water regulator Ofwat and the UK government to stop water companies from increasing bills. The union says that instead, there should be a focus on... read more →
Three in ten (30%) women working in schools, hospitals, care homes, town halls, police stations and other key services have had requests to work flexibly denied, according to a UNISON survey... read more →
It’s Valentine’s Day tomorrow, which also means it’s Unions Week. Whatever your relationship status, you can still show your endless love for your trade union. Besides me shamelessly trying to... read more →
Proper investment in NHS staff is essential for both the UK’s economic success and if there’s to be any hope of filling record staff vacancies, health unions say today (Friday).... read more →
A proper pay rise for NHS staff in England this year is essential if there is to be any hope of filling the huge vacancies hole and stopping waiting lists... read more →
UNISON is asking MPs to visit their local colleges tomorrow, 9 February, to celebrate Champions in Our Colleges as part of the ongoing campaign to fully recognise the importance of... read more →
Commenting on the latest NHS England statistics regarding waiting lists and delays to be seen in A&E published today (Thursday), UNISON acting head of health Helga Pile said: “There may have been... read more →
Words: Stuart Tuckwood, national officer for nursing As the NHS battles to reduce waiting lists and meet escalating demands, workplace stresses remain intense for staff. While there has been an... read more →
Delegates to UNISON’s national higher education conference in Milton Keynes last week passed a raft of motions on a range of issues – from smashing the gender pay gap in... read more →
Winning seats like Cowdenbeath and Kirkcaldy in Scotland is a must for Labour at the next election. If Labour does win back the seat (and many others like it) to... read more →