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Those with the most to lose in the EU referendum could be those who make all the difference

May 13, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Young people, especially women, may feel disconnected from Europe but they have the most to lose if Britain Brexits. Parental leave, paid holiday, limits on excessive hours and the right to maternity…Read more…

May 13, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Nurses have given us so much – they deserve our wholehearted support

May 12, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

They’re the world’s largest group of health professionals, an absolutely essential part of every health service around the world – and we celebrate them each year, on 12th May, International Nurses…Read more…

May 12, 2016Dave Prentis blog

No better role model for new activists

May 9, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Every day as much loved UNISON activists move on, new activists begin their lifelong journey in our union. Like Carole, they will help members with problems big and small, defend their jobs and fight…Read more…

May 9, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Congratulations Sadiq Khan

May 7, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

A UNISON member, Sadiq has always been a friend to me and to our union. He has fought a smart, passionate and thoughtful campaign for Mayor, focussed on issues that matter to UNISON members and all…Read more…

May 7, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Time for Labour to unite and focus on getting rid of this government

May 6, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Labour must now unite behind a vision that can win in four years’ time and, in so doing, change this country for the better. There are millions of people across the country who need that to happen….Read more…

May 6, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Remember to use your vote – and use it to support UNISON members

May 5, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Every vote cast in every one of these elections will have a profound impact on the lives of UNISON members, their jobs and the services they provide.

The article Remember to use your vote – and use…Read more…

May 5, 2016Dave Prentis blog

The government’s plans to axe the NHS bursary place our health service in jeopardy

May 4, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

We need to find a way to address the funding crisis facing students in the NHS – but not by plunging those same students into debt, and putting the future of our health service on the line.

The…Read more…

May 4, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Hardworking, dedicated school staff are being driven towards the exit door

May 3, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Unless the government gets their act together, many of these invaluable public servants will leave their jobs – and their skills and talents will be lost to schools and children alike.

The article…Read more…

May 3, 2016Dave Prentis blog

A day to reflect upon the future of our movement

May 1, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

We celebrate a movement that fought for democracy and the rights we enjoy at home and in the workplace, decent education and changed our country into a fairer and more decent place.

The article A…Read more…

May 1, 2016Dave Prentis blog

5 reasons why the PCC elections really matter

Apr 29, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

There’s been far too little coverage so far of one of the most important set of elections also taking place next week – the police and crime commissioner (PCC) elections in England and Wales

The…Read more…

Apr 29, 2016Dave Prentis blog

As we condemn the Trade Union Bill we shouldn’t overlook what our campaigning has achieved

Apr 28, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

This is a bad bill but without the labour movement pushing back with passion and vigour, it could have been much worse.

The article As we condemn the Trade Union Bill we shouldn’t overlook what our…Read more…

Apr 28, 2016Dave Prentis blog

In 2016 we should be able to design workplaces where no-one has to die as a result of their job

Apr 28, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Up to 50,000 people still die each year in the UK as a result of work-related ill health and incidents. Fortunately few of those are UNISON members, yet too many are still suffering from poor…Read more…

Apr 28, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Junior doctors and ambulance workers are saying the same thing

Apr 26, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Perhaps the health secretary doesn’t realise how important trust is for working people negotiating with their employers. But as Britain’s largest health union, we’re looking on with real concern at…Read more…

Apr 26, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Justice for the 96

Apr 26, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

This has always been a cause that is close to my heart. Like so many people I will be thinking of friends and family today, and those who were taken from us all this years ago.

The article Justice…Read more…

Apr 26, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Enough is enough

Apr 25, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

It was a huge pleasure to address our health conference this morning. It’s a special event that I return to each year, and which inspires me every time. Not just because it’s a great…Read more…

Apr 25, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Showing what the Welsh NHS is really like

Apr 21, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

This has the power to show the truth behind the political attacks and reveal what the Welsh NHS is really like. And since NHS workers are trusted more than politicians – we hope that the Welsh public…Read more…

Apr 21, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Making Waves for the Living Wage – the tide is turning in our favour

Apr 20, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Today we’re launching a new campaign – “Making Waves for the Living Wage” calling on all UK the water industry to sign up as accredited Living Wage employers with the Living Wage Foundation.

The…Read more…

Apr 20, 2016Dave Prentis blog

A significant victory for our union and our movement

Apr 19, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

This is a change that wasn’t in the interest of public service workers, employers or those who rely upon the services they provide. I’m glad that the government have seen sense at this late…Read more…

Apr 19, 2016Dave Prentis blog

I will be voting to remain in Europe, and Unison will be encouraging its 1.3million members to do the same

Apr 14, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

We will not be standing on the sidelines. We will be campaigning proudly for Britain to stay in the EU, and to rebuild it for the benefit of working people.

The article I will be voting to remain in…Read more…

Apr 14, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Are you claiming the tax credits you’re entitled to?

Apr 13, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

If you’re eligible for tax credits, you really should check that you’re claiming all that you’re entitled to. It only takes a couple of minutes.

The article Are you claiming the tax credits…Read more…

Apr 13, 2016Dave Prentis blog
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