Staff and students have suffered serious injuries as a result of offensive weapons being brought into colleges, according to a UNISON survey published today (Tuesday). Machetes, hammers, metal bars...
Commenting on the announcement from Conservative Party leadership contender Boris Johnson that he would cut taxes for higher earners, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “Boris Johnson has...
Important points detailed in long-awaited Augar Review of education
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Education unions representing staff at Academies Enterprise Trust (AET) – the largest academy chain in the UK – are today (Wednesday) launching a ballot asking if employees have confidence in the...
Pressure on schools and NHS staff to tackle crime is deflecting attention from 'failure to fund policing adequately', union says
The article UNISON condemns government’s violent crime...
The UK’s largest academy chain faces a potential dispute with seven education unions over job cuts, low wages and outsourcing.
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'At first it was gut instinct,' says Julie Robinson, who challenged an error in how term-time staff at West Midlands sixth form college were being paid
The article UNISON branch treasurer’s...
More than 300 staff will gain as the region's largest employer makes the move
The article UNISON helps University of Bath win living wage accreditation first appeared on the UNISON National site.
UNISON prepares to defend members as staff are asked to pay the price for funding crises at two universities
The article Redundancies raise their heads first appeared on the UNISON National site.
Communication practitioner wins teaching and learning support staff category at the National Association for Special Educational Needs’ annual awards
The article Giving children a voice first...