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The specialist health workers are demanding their roles are re-banded to reflect their knowledge, skills and training ...
A British Asian social worker, who claimed she was subject to racial discrimination by her employer Leicester City Council, has won a significant legal victory at the Court of Appeal, says UNISON ...
Israeli government plans to force the population of Gaza into a deportation camp built on the ruins of southern Gaza can only ...
“Any initiative that enhances current provision would be a good thing, especially moves to improve equality between men and women. “With more pensioners falling into poverty as time goes by, it’s ...
The striking workers, most of whom are women, are experiencing extreme distress as a result of Mitie's failure to pay them ...
“The Cunliffe review hasn’t been able to consider the issue of renationalising a privatised water system that’s been broken for decades. It’s allowed water companies to profit from their failure to ...
Christina McAnea welcomed a new group of NEC members to their first meeting this week and focussed on some of the union’s key priorities.
The situation in Gaza is critical. UNISON is urging branches to once again support the vital work of Medical Aid for ...
Commenting on NHS data published today (Thursday) that shows patients in the poorest communities and those from an Asian or Asian British background are waiting longer for health treatment, UNISON ...
Responding to a report from the Health Foundation published today (Thursday) suggesting that care home staff are twice as likely to live in poverty as the average UK worker, UNISON general secretary ...
Commenting on new data published today (Tuesday) by the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services showing a significant rise in overspending on care by councils in England, UNISON general ...
Responding to the government's road map for implementing the bill, UNISON calls its reforms 'popular, long overdue and exactly what staff are calling for' ...