Public don’t want NHS staff outsourced to private companies
Workers should stay within NHS, survey shows
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Time to be inspired by our LGBT+ award winners
Annual awards recognise work by regional LGBT+ groups that help to promote the union inside and outside the workplace
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‘The sooner we can kick them out, the better!’
President calls on LGBT+ activists to help get the vote out for the general election
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Making sure there are no outsiders
LGBT+ conference hears of the need to inclusive education
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LGBT+ delegates debate a packed agenda
From mental health to domestic abuse, rising hate crime to the gender recognition act, conference sets a busy pace
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‘Every vote will count in this election’
Christina McAnea urges LGBT+ delegates to ensure that people are registered to vote next month
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RMT action on West Midlands Trains rock solid
Rail union RMT said that strike action on West Midlands Trains this morning is rock solid with pickets out in force at all key locations as the union fights to put the role of the guard and the...
NHS needs investment instead of unpaid overtime
Responding to new Labour Party analysis published today (Friday) suggesting NHS staff work one million hours of unpaid overtime each week, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “The NHS is...
Supporting members who love learning
Supporting members who love learning
Shelly Middleton
Fri, 11/15/2019 - 17:08
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Decade of low pay has driven working families deep into debt, says TUC
A decade of low pay has driven working families deep into the red, according to new analysis published today (Tuesday), as the TUC unveils its general election priorities.