“The sale is yet another sign that the UK’s energy sector is in a precarious state."
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Workers should not be saddled with debt for years because of the blunders of a company
The article Out-of-pocket workers to take on outsourcing giant in legal battle first appeared on the UNISON...
Porters, care workers, security staff and parking wardens are at greater risk of physical and verbal attack, injury or illness, because they work alone for long periods, says UNISON today (Tuesday)...
Commenting on Jeremy Corbyn’s speech today (Tuesday) to the delegates gathered at the 151st Trades Union Congress in Brighton,UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “These reforms promise a sea...
Privatisation failed in the 80s, again in the 90s and it’s still failing today
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More than two thirds of staff rejected offers on pay and pensions during the summer
The article Strike ballot for higher education staff over pay and pensions first appeared on the UNISON National...
Health service could be brought to its knees without a
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Funding announced in the Chancellor’s spending review goes nowhere near to solving this
The article Billions needed to address jaw-dropping council funding cuts first appeared on the UNISON National...
Teaching assistants are dipping into their own pockets to help cash-strapped families buy school uniforms, fund trips and provide lunch money, according to a survey by UNISON published today...
But voters should be wary of cynical pledges and gimmicks.
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