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Ministers must stop public sector worker wages falling so far behind, says UNISON

Mar 15, 2022By Dave Prentis blog

Staff mustn’t heave to leave jobs to get decent pay

The article Ministers must stop public sector worker wages falling so far behind, says UNISON first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Mar 15, 2022Dave Prentis blog

Wizz Air Luton passengers face ‘serious disruption’

Mar 15, 2022By UNITElive

Wizz Air passengers at Luton airport will face ‘serious disruption’ if baggage handlers and check-in staff employed by GH London Ground Handling Services vote to strike over pay. Unite said around…Read more…

Mar 15, 2022UNITElive

Coventry bin strikes to escalate

Mar 15, 2022By UNITElive

A “catalogue of failures” and “rank incompetence” on the part of Coventry council means the long-running Coventry bin strike will continue into the summer after HGV drivers voted for further…Read more…

Mar 15, 2022UNITElive

Culture change in Lambeth?

Mar 15, 2022By Jon's union blog

 

Here’s yet another extract from my memoirs, which you can purchase for next to nothing at https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/an-obscure-footnote-in-trade-union-history.This concerns changes made to Lambeth council’s Human Resources function, dur…Read more…

Mar 15, 2022Jon's union blog

UNISON launches new manifesto for social work

Mar 15, 2022By Dave Prentis blog

Move comes on International Social Work Day and explores both the state of social work in the UK today and the union’s hopes for the future

The article UNISON launches new manifesto for social work…Read more…

Mar 15, 2022Dave Prentis blog

Pension scammers screw up lives

Mar 14, 2022By John's Labour blog

About
“Pension scammers screw up lives. With up to 5% of all transfers estimated to be scams there are devastating financial and emotional consequences for scheme members. But you can help. The industry is best placed to identify and stop potential sca…Read more…

Mar 14, 2022John's Labour blog

Blog: Why solidarity with Ukraine is the only way

Mar 14, 2022By Dave Prentis blog

Like everyone else I’ve watched the news of the war in Ukraine with a mixture of disbelief, horror and disgust. And there is no respite in sight

The article Blog: Why solidarity with Ukraine is the…Read more…

Mar 14, 2022Dave Prentis blog

Manchester mayor accelerates bus franchising plans

Mar 14, 2022By UNITElive

Unite, which represents over 70,000 bus workers, has welcomed the decision of Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to accelerate his plans to introduce bus franchising in the city region. In the…Read more…

Mar 14, 2022UNITElive

Ukraine – share your stories

Mar 14, 2022By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON wants to hear from Ukrainian and Russian members, as well as branches who are seeking to help the victims of war

The article Ukraine – share your stories first appeared on the UNISON National…Read more…

Mar 14, 2022Dave Prentis blog

Supply teachers in Wales are treated as second class citizens by schools and agencies

Mar 14, 2022By TUC blogs

At Wales TUC we want to see supply teachers receive the rewards they deserve as dedicated educators. We’ve raised the issue with Welsh Government and are pushing for an end to the private agency…Read more…

Mar 14, 2022TUC blogs

Blog: UK government should take notice of the new disability charter

Mar 14, 2022By Dave Prentis blog

The ground-breaking Disability Employment Charter, which UNISON co-founded, calls for a legal two-week limit in responding to reasonable adjustments

The article Blog: UK government should take…Read more…

Mar 14, 2022Dave Prentis blog

An off colour remark…

Mar 14, 2022By Jon's union blog

 

Here’s yet another extract from my memoirs, which you can purchase inexpensively at https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/an-obscure-footnote-in-trade-union-history.
This concerns a staff conference held by Lambeth Council on the Southbank in 2001;
…Read more…

Mar 14, 2022Jon's union blog

Joyce Conway – Greenwich COHSE

Mar 14, 2022By COHSE

 
COHSE and Unison Branch Secretary
Brook and Greenwich District Hospital ,later Queen Elizabeth Hospital (Greenwich)

Joyce Helen Conway MBE

7th August 1932 – 17th August 2008

Service of Rememberance
Eltham crematorium (Falconwood) 1st Septem…Read more…

Mar 14, 2022COHSE

Hertford & the Cole Green Way walk

Mar 13, 2022By John's Labour blog

Off message but a nice but wet walk today with Gill starting in Hertford. A http://www.pathfinderwalks.co.uk/our-books/pathfinder-hertfordshire-bedfordshire/ circular walk, some 45 minutes from East London by car and accessible by train. 

As…Read more…

Mar 13, 2022John's Labour blog

1999 – marches and banners

Mar 13, 2022By Jon's union blog

 

Here’s another extract from my memoirs, which you can purchase (perhaps as a Mother’s Day present) for a nominal price at https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/an-obscure-footnote-in-trade-union-history.
The spring of 1999 saw me carrying equally he…Read more…

Mar 13, 2022Jon's union blog

Labour Canvass – Maud Gardens then Olympic Park (a plaque to the Pentonville Five?)

Mar 12, 2022By John's Labour blog

 

This morning I went on a Labour canvass in my ward, West Ham with my fellow Councillor John Whitworth and local activist Asheem Singh. 
We went to Maud Gardens which is a small low rise housing estate. We picked up a lot of case work and …Read more…

Mar 12, 2022John's Labour blog

The Hillingdon hospital strike, Trotsky’s birthday and the revolution

Mar 12, 2022By Jon's union blog

 A birthday boy
Here’s another extract from my memoirs, the true enormity of which you can purchase for a nominal price at https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/an-obscure-footnote-in-trade-union-history.
In 1996 I spent a year serving as UNISON deputy…Read more…

Mar 12, 2022Jon's union blog

Baked Bean Lasagne

Mar 12, 2022By Jon's union blog

 

Here’s another extract from my memoirs, the full horror of which you can purchase for a nominal price at https://www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/an-obscure-footnote-in-trade-union-history.
By 1993 I had become branch secretary of NALGO in Lambeth and …Read more…

Mar 12, 2022Jon's union blog

Merrie England – Robert Blatchford

Mar 11, 2022By Country Standard

“A year before the issue of Merrie England, there were not 500 Socialists in Lancashire. A year after there were 50,000.” 
Alex Thompson

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Mar 11, 2022Country Standard

TUC Nurses Charter 1937

Mar 11, 2022By COHSE

 
NUCO 
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Mar 11, 2022COHSE
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