After a decade of campaigning, UNISON has secured up to £2,000 for workers over historic pay inequality
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Council staff will strike on 18 and 19 October after being offered a pay increase of just 1.3% in 2022
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Following detailed talks, UNISON has secured an agreement that will see wage increases for most staff providing waste services at the council
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Ministers need to urgently agree a package of support for Slough and all local authorities
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UNISON campaign sees council significantly change direction and pledge no compulsory redundancies
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The government could ease the social care crisis by handing back to councils in the South East millions in surplus cash raised from business rates, according to new figures published today (Wednesday) by UNISON. If local authorities in the South East were given back their share of business rates that have been collected […]
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Over 87% of UNISON members reject ‘inadequate’ pay offer and vote to move to a formal strike ballot
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Staff at Thanet District Council are outraged after reports emerged that their departing chief executive will receive a severance payment almost equal to the total pay rise for all council staff this year
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The agreement is part of an ongoing review of Environmental Services being negotiated with UNISON.
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On 14 August 2021 UNISON representatives joined the community festivities on the Isle of Wight
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Thousands will suffer in retirement due to government’s public sector exit-payment cap, says UNISON
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A short video on how UNISON is improving home care in Reading.
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Look out for your postal ballot from 1st December
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When local government employers met earlier this week to issue their revised pay offer of 1.75% – an increase of 0.25% that UNISON regards as ‘insignificant’ – they did so against a backdrop of growing discontent over a proposed increase that fails to reflect the hard work and sacrifices made by council and school workers […]
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Government must guarantee staff can work additional hours or get compensation for lost wages
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