Commenting on Labour’s plans for a voluntary overtime scheme in the NHS to help reduce waiting lists, UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said today (Sunday): “The NHS needs all the... read more →
Pictured above, left to right: TUC general secretary Paul Novak, Catherine West MP, Christopher Mung and Chair of UNISON’s International Committee Liz Wheatley, who hosted the event at UNISON Centre UNISON... read more →
Police staff deserve greater recognition of their vital role in fighting crime and protecting communities, said UNISON as it launched a new initiative to highlight their work. Speaking at the... read more →
Christina McAnea addressed UNISON’s retired members’ conference in Glasgow on Wednesday, calling on delegates to help the union in the run-up to a general election, “in demanding a commitment from... read more →
‘We Are Police Staff’ is a new film from UNISON to promote and defend the work of police staff in England, Scotland and Wales in the face of budget cuts.... read more →
The national voice for renters, Generation Rent, is running a Renters’ Rights Awareness Week from 16-23 October. The week will consist of a series of free webinars and podcasts designed to... read more →
Commenting on Rishi Sunak’s speech today to the Conservative Party conference, UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said: “The country is broken after 13 years of poor government. The prime minister’s focus... read more →
UNISON has condemned calls from private water companies in England and Wales to increase bills to customers in order to invest in infrastructure and has reiterated its call for the... read more →
Many UK workers could be entitled to thousands of pounds unfairly taken from their pay following a landmark Supreme Court ruling today (Wednesday) in a successful challenge brought by UNISON. Prior... read more →
Commenting on the health secretary’s speech to the Conservative Party Conference today (Tuesday) in which he announced plans that could prevent trans women from using female-only wards, UNISON head of... read more →