Martin Cullen
UNISON members are today (Tuesday) staging a two-hour stoppage in England and Wales between 8am and 10am in the ongoing dispute over pay
Union writes to the Secretary of State for Health asking him not to allow the award of a huge NHS contract to a private company
This budget will only help the rich get richer and the poor even poorer
UNISON is sad to confirm that three members were among the 38 people killed in the Tunisia terrorist attack
UNISON’s national delegate conference discusses devolution
The pension changes introduced this year were routinely attacked at UNISON’s national delegate conference this afternoon with one speaker describing them as a “relentless race to the bottom in pension provision”
UNISON has condemned suggestions that the government could hit grant funding for students from low income households
Hundreds of the lowest-paid workers in school kitchens across the north London borough of Camden will be paid a living wage, following a UNISON-led campaign
UNISON’s Probation Committee has agreed to suspend the strike called for Thursday 11 June, and the action short of strike action due to have started on Friday 12 June, in order to allow further talks to take place to seek to resolve the 2014 pay dispute
On the eve of its national delegate conference in Glasgow, UNISON will host an international rally and reception
As a part of continuing efforts to help branches and regions fight facility time cuts – and cope following a cut – UNISON has produced a revised guide and factsheet
Keep up to date with all the speeches, fringe events and activities at UNISON’s national delegate conference next week
There is an error on There for you’s school uniform grant application form
Consultation ends on 26 June on offer of 1% pay rise, with more for lower paid, across the UK
UNISON says that the governments plan to force more schools to become academies ignores its own claims of being committed to devolution and localism