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Blog: Victory for Bolton NHS workers

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

Everyone who works in the NHS has a vital role to play in our health service, and this strike action has shown that those subjected to the subco regime are still NHS workers, and willing to fight for…Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

Hospital workers celebrate as iFM Bolton agrees to pay NHS rates in full

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

The victory in Bolton should send a strong signal to any NHS trusts who think creating a wholly owned subsidiary will allow them to short-change their staff over pay

The article Hospital workers…Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

Plymouth City Council signs UNISON’s ethical care charter

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

Plymouth City Council will become the latest local authority to sign up to UNISON’s ethical care charter today (Monday). Council leaders will join UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis to formally…Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

Unlocking our potential

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON’s disabled members are working hard to combat unfair treatment at work

The article Unlocking our potential first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

Treasury plans for public sector pay will “hammer” workers, says UNISON

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

Commenting on media reports today (Monday) that the Treasury is planning a new approach to public sector pay, with wage increases based on performance and location, UNISON general secretary Dave…Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

Glasgow: strikers speak out

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

‘The women are standing up,’ say Glasgow equal pay claimants on eve of strike

The article Glasgow: strikers speak out first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

‘Non-runner’

Oct 22, 2018By UNITElive

The BEIS Select Committee is right on the Government’s confused government auto stance, but wrong on bringing forward a diesel ban to 2032 – we need an industrial policy if a just transition to…Read more…

Oct 22, 2018UNITElive

Never too big to care

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON is proud to be unique among unions in having a dedicated charity, There for You, which supports our members when life gets tough.

The article Never too big to care first appeared on the…Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

Cleaners at the forefront of needlestick injuries

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

Figures show the importance of controlling hazards, as European Health and Safety Week gets under way.

The article Cleaners at the forefront of needlestick injuries first appeared on the UNISON…Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

Extortionate parking charges and fines for health staff, patients and visitors must stop, says UNISON

Oct 22, 2018By Dave Prentis blog

Exorbitant hospital parking charges have increasingly become the norm in England because the NHS is so starved of funds.

The article Extortionate parking charges and fines for health staff,…Read more…

Oct 22, 2018Dave Prentis blog

Austerity won’t be over until…Theresa May tackles the wage growth crisis

Oct 22, 2018By TUC blogs

If the government really wants to stand up for working people, next week’s Budget must address the longest squeeze on real wages in two centuriesRead more…

Oct 22, 2018TUC blogs

Austerity won’t be over until…the government starts investing again

Oct 22, 2018By TUC blogs

With a week to go until the Budget, we’re clear that austerity won’t be over until the Chancellor starts to invest properly in the UK economyRead more…

Oct 22, 2018TUC blogs

On having missed the “People’s Vote” demonstration…

Oct 21, 2018By Jon's union blog

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Oct 21, 2018Jon's union blog

Boleyn By Election canvass: Brexit demo dodgers, Daily Worker, ASB, West Ham FC, The Boleyn Pub….having a Labour Doorstep laugh

Oct 21, 2018By John's Labour blog

Picture collage from yesterday’s campaigning in Boleyn Ward by-election, Newham. There had been 3 teams out in the morning and I joined our truly exceptional candidate, Moniba Khan, for the 3pm session with as it happens, all West Ham CLP comrades.

Tw…Read more…

Oct 21, 2018John's Labour blog

Activists and the Surveillance State: Learning from represession

Oct 21, 2018By Ian Manborde

Dear Colleagues,

Apologies for an absence since my last post. I have needed to concentrate on getting the first full thesis draft submitted This is now book and am working on editing and then (all being well) submitting the final version.

Also, the d…Read more…

Oct 21, 2018Ian Manborde

Save Jobs At Cammell Lairds

Oct 21, 2018By Power In A Union

Sign the petition to help save jobs in shipbuilding in the UK. Cammell Lairds has just won £619million’s worth of contracts to build the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) Ships, but in stead of…Read more…

Oct 21, 2018Power In A Union

10,000 Housing workers face threat to their pensions because: “The whole yardstick for measuring the cost of liabilities in pension schemes is broken”

Oct 19, 2018By John's Labour blog

This is my message to UNISON  members of the Social Housing Pension Scheme, who will no doubt be worried about their families pension futures.

Inside Housing magazine has reported on this completely unwarranted attack on the Social Housing Pensio…Read more…

Oct 19, 2018John's Labour blog

Labour needs to be pressed to put council housing at the top of its priorities list

Oct 19, 2018By Martin Wicks

MARTIN WICKS reflects on Labour’s housing policy in the wake of the party’s conference in Liverpool THE contradiction between Labour’s … MoreRead more…

Oct 19, 2018Martin Wicks

Giving ‘gig’ workers rights isn’t radical, it would bring the UK up to international ‘norms’

Oct 19, 2018By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

19 October 2018

By John Hendy QC, Professor Keith Ewing and Carolyn Jones

This week has seen ‘gig’ workers and people on zero-hours contracts take a stand against low pay and insecure jobs, with…Read more…

Oct 19, 2018Institute of Employment Rights Blog

Giving ‘gig’ workers rights isn’t radical, it would bring the UK up to international ‘norms’

Oct 19, 2018By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

19 October 2018

By John Hendy QC, Professor Keith Ewing and Carolyn Jones

This week has seen ‘gig’ workers and people on zero-hours contracts take a stand against low pay and insecure jobs, with…Read more…

Oct 19, 2018Institute of Employment Rights Blog
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