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Surgery performed with plasters

Dec 12, 2016By UNITElive

Desperate ministers considering hiking council tax in order to ease the social care crisis have been told their plan will not work by Tory party colleagues, because of “out of control” funding…Read more…

Dec 12, 2016UNITElive

Our social care services are facing a daily crisis – the government must fund them properly

Dec 6, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

As long as social care is so cruelly underfunded, problems will persist and will only be exacerbated by an ageing population. That means real and lasting impacts for the care worker and the cared…Read more…

Dec 6, 2016Dave Prentis blog

NHS reforms will fail without more money and staff involvement, says UNISON

Dec 5, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

New NHS plans for health and care services are doomed unless the government invests more cash and listens to staff and patients, says UNISON. The details of nearly all 44 NHS sustainability and…Read more…

Dec 5, 2016Dave Prentis blog

NHS and social care funding crisis completely missing from #AutumnStatement

Nov 23, 2016By Touchstone blog

“Departments will continue to deliver overall spending plans set at the Spending Review 2015” That was how the Chancellor used the Autumn Statement to respond to the crisis in our NHS and social care services. The NHS, deep in funding crisis, wasn’t mentioned once –…Read more…

Nov 23, 2016Touchstone blog

The Chancellor has ignored social care and the NHS will pay the price, says UNISON

Nov 23, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Commenting on the complete absence of help in the Autumn Statement for social care or the NHS, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “Hopes were raised the Chancellor would conjure up extra…Read more…

Nov 23, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Autumn Statement: The government is spreading the ‘jam’ far too thinly

Nov 23, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Aside from those on the very lowest wages, the pay misery for school, hospital and town hall staff goes on. The government’s stubborn refusal to end the one per cent pay cap means wages are lagging…Read more…

Nov 23, 2016Dave Prentis blog

The campaign to Save Our Local Services goes on

Nov 21, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON will continue to campaign for vital local services to be properly funded after successful day of action focused on social care raised awareness with MPs

The article The campaign to Save Our…Read more…

Nov 21, 2016Dave Prentis blog

More money for social care is needed

Nov 17, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Adult social care is in crisis, but UNISON has a solution – find out how UNISON’s proposal to use a £2.4bn business rate surplus in England would affect funding in your area

The article More money…Read more…

Nov 17, 2016Dave Prentis blog

The Chancellor should use £2.4bn in unallocated business rates to ease the social care funding crisis, says UNISON

Nov 16, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

The government could ease the social care crisis by handing councils back billions in surplus cash raised from business rates, says a report published today (Wednesday) by UNISON. The government…Read more…

Nov 16, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Care employees threatened with £2,600 pay cut by Dorset councils’ company

Nov 10, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Care staff employed by Dorset company Tricuro are to stage a silent protest outside county council offices in Dorchester later today (Thursday), over plans that could see some employees lose as much…Read more…

Nov 10, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Keeping statutory duties for children the right move, says UNISON

Nov 8, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “Ill-conceived government plans to remove statutory duties protecting children should never have been put forward. “Social workers recognised the danger of…Read more…

Nov 8, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Social workers reject government reforms as unsafe, says UNISON

Nov 2, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Government plans to reform the delivery of children’s social care have been overwhelmingly rejected by practising social workers in a new report published today (Wednesday) by UNISON. UNISON says the…Read more…

Nov 2, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Inverclyde signs up to UNISON’s Ethical Care Charter

Oct 31, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Health and social care partnership commits to achieving fair work, better pay and improved quality of care on eve of Living Wage Week

The article Inverclyde signs up to UNISON’s Ethical Care…Read more…

Oct 31, 2016Dave Prentis blog

‘Social care is at a tipping point’

Oct 17, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Check our campaign briefing for SOS Day on 16 Novembers for ways you can get involved

The article ‘Social care is at a tipping point’ first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Oct 17, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Unison Branch Newsletter October 2016

Oct 17, 2016By City of Stoke on Trent UNISON

Features in this issue: Friday 25 November 2016 All Things Social Is Munby right – is the care system facing crisis? HCPC Renewal – 10 tips for getting your CPD profile ready. “Dammed” – Channel 4’s new social work comedy. … Continue reading →Read more…

Oct 17, 2016City of Stoke on Trent UNISON

Bradford mental health workers strike over imposed shifts

Oct 5, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Company fails to negotiate over plans for ‘unfair’ work pattern which could see transferred UNISON members on call for 14 hours a day

The article Bradford mental health workers strike over imposed…Read more…

Oct 5, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Care cuts: ‘A toxic mix’

Sep 23, 2016By UNITElive

Crippling social care cuts are hitting poor elderly people the hardest and leaving an increasing number of care homes on the brink of closure, a new report has found.   The King’s Fund and…Read more…

Sep 23, 2016UNITElive

UNISON’s biggest ever homecare legal case over workers paid as little as £3.27 an hour

Sep 14, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Seventeen home care workers employed across the London Borough of Haringey – backed by their union UNISON – are taking care company Sevacare and the council to court in a dispute involving illegal…Read more…

Sep 14, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Home care workers say – We care, do you?

Aug 16, 2016By Dave Watson

Scotland needs a quality home care service to meet the growing demand and also ensures that patients who shouldn’t be in hospital are cared for at home. While there is a welcome commitment to address…Read more…

Aug 16, 2016Dave Watson

UNISON gives evidence on growing social care funding crisis

Aug 9, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

The crisis in adult social care is set to worsen due to a growing funding gap, UNISON has told the Communities and Local Government Committee.

The article UNISON gives evidence on growing social…Read more…

Aug 9, 2016Dave Prentis blog
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