Kings Fund report – ‘off the wall’ says UNISON
Reaction to King's Fund 'Windmill' report.
RBS Directors threat to resign a disgrace, says UNISON chief.
Directors threaten action over bonuses.
UNISON welcomes Carwyn Jones’ success.
Support for next Welsh Labour Leader.
We Must Build a Better Wales Out of the Ashes of the Recession
THE next set of unemployment figures will undoubtedly reflect the worsening economic outlook. More than 100,000 Welsh workers and their families will face a bleak Christmas.
GMB Calls For Rules On Smart Meter Installation To Maintain High Standards Of Technical Excellence, Health And Safety, And Customer Service
The importance to householders of being able to trust and rely upon the employees that they let into their houses to carry out work must be fully recognised says GMB
UCATT Fears That Norwich Tenants Face Repairs and Service Cuts
Construction union UCATT are warning that council tenants in Norwich face huge cuts in the repairs and other services they receive, following the council’s decision to let its main housing contract to private provider Connaught.
Unite members at HP to strike over transfer of customer engineer jobs
Unite members, who are employed as mobile engineers based throughout the country, working for Hewlett Packard CDS will take strike action on Monday, 7th December. Further action is also planned for the New Year.
Unite the Union calls for action on stress at work on the International Day of Disabled People
Unite the Union has called for action to support the millions of workers faced with the daily impact of stress at work on the International Day of Disabled People (Thursday, 3 December).
Unite says sale of Gatwick to GIP must bring security to workforce
Unite, the biggest union in aviation in the UK, has given a cautious welcome to the conclusion of the sale today (Thursday) of Gatwick to the Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP). The sale is completed following clearance on the deal from the UK and European regulators.
Cut-throat airport competition forces Go Ahead to exit aviation, claims Unite
The increasingly cut-throat nature of ground-handling contracts has forced the Go Ahead Group PLC to dispose of its airport services company, Unite, the biggest union in aviation, claimed today (Thursday). The company announced to the City this morning that it is to dispose of its air servicing company, Aviance, sending a wave of uncertainty through the UK airport sector.