UN report on poverty and cuts signals need for change in direction, says TUC
A UN expert has called UK poverty 'tragic' and universal credit a 'digital workhouse'.
Buses must be taken into public ownership
RMT responds to Transport Select Committee Report highlighting decline in the Bus Industry
RMT wins inflation busting two year Network Rail pay deal
RMT wins inflation busting two year pay deal and job security on Network Rail
Bradford hospital workers balloted over strike action to fight ‘backdoor privatisation’
Staff at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust will vote on whether to take industrial action after the announcement of the privatisation of some of its services. The UNISON ballot opens today...
Probation given some vital medicine – but it’s not cured yet
The government's admission that privatisation of the probation service has failed is welcome, but it doesn't go far enough
The article Probation given some vital medicine – but it’s not cured...
FE pay ballot results
UNISON members working in 14 Further Education colleges in England have voted in a disaggregated ballot for a pay rise. Although members voted in favour of strike action in 9 of these colleges,...
More hospital staff in Liverpool set to take action over unfair pay
Staff at Royal and Broad Green hospitals to take action following success at Liverpool's Women's Hospital and the Walton Centre
The article More hospital staff in Liverpool set to take action over...
Blog: These victories show that this is a union on the march
Victories like these for Birmingham care workers and probation services being brought back in-house, show what UNISON can achieve
The article Blog: These victories show that this is a union on the...
Pay rise for a lucky few but most South West workers still earning less
Architects of the financial crisis are earning record amounts while teachers and nurses struggle to get by. Real wages in the South West region still less than a decade ago.
Roedd 61,000 o bobl yng Nghymru yn gweithio o gartref y llynedd, yn ôl TUC Cymru
Roedd 61,000 o weithwyr yng Nghymru yn gweithio gartref yn rheolaidd y llynedd, yn ôl dadansoddiad newydd a gyhoeddwyd gan TUC Cymru heddiw i nodi Diwrnod Cenedlaethol Gweithio Gartref Work Wise UK.