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Pension costs – inertia rules

Dec 17, 2015By Touchstone blog

One of the challenges in participating in the long-running debate about the level of costs and charges levied on pensions is the risk of getting all Rumsfeldian. If we do not know what charges and costs are being borne by scheme members and their impact on savers’ standards of living in…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015Touchstone blog

Dave Prentis re-elected as leader of UK public sector union UNISON

Dec 17, 2015By USIlive

UNISON, the UK’s largest public sector union, today announced that Dave Prentis had been re-elected as general secretary.Read more…

Dec 17, 2015USIlive

Dave Prentis re-elected as UNISON General Secretary with huge majority (Miserablists come bottom)

Dec 17, 2015By John's Labour blog

Great news. UNISON General Secretary, Dave Prentis, has been re-elected by members for another 5 years. He received just short of an absolute majority of votes 49.4%.

Roger Bannister 16,853 (12.6 per cent)John Burgess 15,573 (11.6 per cent)Dave Prenti…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015John's Labour blog

Scottish budget ducks tax and shunts austerity to councils

Dec 17, 2015By Dave Watson

If yesterday’s budgetis “a Scottish response to austerity” then we are in very deep trouble. A response to austerity has to be more than simply administering George Osborne’s efforts to wreck our…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015Dave Watson

Christmas cheer and charity

Dec 17, 2015By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON members are helping workplaces, their families and communities to warm up for the festive season

The article Christmas cheer and charity first appeared on the UNISON site.Read more…

Dec 17, 2015Dave Prentis blog

Venezuela: Workers’ Councils Law

Dec 17, 2015By Rtuc's Blog

Venezuelan Communist Party & Trade Unions Ask President to Pass Workers’ Councils Law By Rachael Boothroyd Rojas Caracas, December 15th 2015 (venezuelanalysis.com) – Venezuela’s Communist…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015Rtuc's Blog

Episode 28: Organising to win

Dec 17, 2015By UNITElive

Sounds familiar?  If you work in the hospitality industry you can join www.unitetheunion.org – if you earn less than the Living Wage (£9.15ph in London, £7.85 outside) for just £2.10 per week.  …Read more…

Dec 17, 2015UNITElive

Keep tips fair this Christmas

Dec 17, 2015By UNITElive

Unite’s campaign against restaurants skimming waiters’ credit card tips was a resounding success this summer. Pizza Express, along with other high street chains such as Zizzi, Ask and Giraffe gave in…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015UNITElive

Health pay will be a 2016 Assembly election issue

Dec 17, 2015By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON warns of campaign in run up to elections

The article Health pay will be a 2016 Assembly election issue first appeared on the UNISON site.Read more…

Dec 17, 2015Dave Prentis blog

Feel the Bern: major union CWA endorses Sanders

Dec 17, 2015By USIlive

Communication Workers of America becomes the latest union to endorse Sanders.Read more…

Dec 17, 2015USIlive

Dave Prentis re-elected as UNISON general secretary

Dec 17, 2015By Dave Prentis blog

Dave Prentis has today been re-elected as General Secretary of UNISON, the UK’s largest public sector union. Voting in the ballot was as follows: Roger Bannister 16,853 (12.6 per cent) John Burgess…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015Dave Prentis blog

Michael Moore tells Donald Trump: We are all Muslim

Dec 17, 2015By USIlive

In open letter posted on his Facebook page, left wing film maker Michael Moore tells right wing demagogue and Republican presidential candidate that “we are not angry white guys. We are all Muslim….Read more…

Dec 17, 2015USIlive

Cameron should concentrate on European pay, not benefits

Dec 17, 2015By Touchstone blog

Today and tomorrow, the December European Council, where EU leaders meet, will take place in Brussels. The big story for Britain is David Cameron’s EU renegotiation agenda. The TUC has called on him to concentrate on low pay rather than benefit curbs, and especially urged him not to let young…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015Touchstone blog

Winter Fuel Bill Support 2016

Dec 17, 2015By City of Stoke on Trent UNISON

WORRIED ABOUT PAYING YOUR WINTER FUEL BILL? With rising fuel costs and another cold winter looming many members on low income are worried about how they’re going to pay their winter fuel bills. Help is on hand ‘There for You’ … Continue reading →Read more…

Dec 17, 2015City of Stoke on Trent UNISON

Stand up

Dec 17, 2015By UNITElive

In part 4 of our Disability History Month series, UNITElive speaks to Unite equalities rep Marina Gunn about changing perceptions that others have about people with disabilities.   Dry humour…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015UNITElive

Unions pressing Cambodia for decent workers’ rights

Dec 17, 2015By Stronger Unions

The TUC is joining Cambodian and global unions to press the Cambodian government to give workers the rights they are due under ILO conventions. And in particular, we want the Cambodian government to…Read more…

Dec 17, 2015Stronger Unions

Report to UNISON branches in the Greater London Region on recent developments within UNISON

Dec 16, 2015By Jon's union blog

I have this evening sent the following message to those UNISON branches in Greater London for whom I have email addresses, as well as my fellow Regional members of the National Executive Council (NEC) and the Regional Convenor;
Further to our recent co…Read more…

Dec 16, 2015Jon's union blog

Lily Allen – Fuck You (It’s Not Me, It’s You)

Dec 16, 2015By John's Labour blog

I so love this song. It reminds me…. Read more…

Dec 16, 2015John's Labour blog

UNISON deserves better

Dec 16, 2015By Jon's union blog

The Guardian is now reporting about the issues which have been concerning readers of this blog for the past couple of weeks, in relation to the UNISON General Secretary election.

More UNISON members will now be able to listen for themselves …Read more…

Dec 16, 2015Jon's union blog

Candlelight vigil for victims of Domestic Violence on Human Rights Day

Dec 16, 2015By John's Labour blog

This picture is from last Thursday’s (10 December) vigil held outside East Ham town hall.

The vigil was held to coincide with Human Rights Day and the end of the United Nation’s 16 Days of Action which aimed to raise awareness of violence against women.

The Newham Council lead on domestic and…Read more…

Dec 16, 2015John's Labour blog
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