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As we look forward to brighter days where our lives are no longer dominated by COVID, we will be picking up the pieces for many years to come
With over 100,00 deaths due to Covid in the UK, the emotional toll will be far-reaching and long lasting, both for the bereaved and UNISON members working through the pandemic
The governments continued mishandling of the pandemic drives many people to join UNISON. We cannot and will not let them down
School closures will create further childcare difficulties for key workers, who the country will be depending upon in the coming months.” GMB national officer […]
More than one in five support staff say primary schools have class sizes bigger than the 15 pupils per group maximum
UNISON has always actively challenged racism, and will always do so, wherever it raises its vile head
- Date
- 15 September 2022 11:00am–1:00pm
- Location
- Online - Via ZOOM
Teaching assistants, catering staff, administrative workers, caretakers and other school employees have told the union they are being banned from wearing […]
Responding to figures published today (Tuesday) by the Office for National Statistics showing that more Covid-19 related deaths are now being recorded in the South East’s care homes than in hospitals, and that the total number of recorded deaths in the region has risen week-on-week, UNISON South East regional secretary Steve Torrance said: “These latest ONS figures […]
Independent scientists report says waiting just two weeks would halve the risks
But for so many of us, this will be practically impossible. We’ve seen examples of care workers camping at work to stop the virus spreading and protect their families at home. While I commend […]
The decision to increase pupil numbers on 1 June is premature and could put lives in danger, says UNISON
15 children in a class, combined with their very young age, means that classrooms of 4 and 5-year olds could become sources of Covid-19 transmission and […]
The latest #OurHeroes story from the frontline of the Covid-19 outbreak comes from Elaine Betteridge at Rosewood free school in Southampton
UNISON has been made aware that some schools have been closed as a precaution due to potential risk of exposure to Covid-19, commonly known as Coronavirus. In some instances school cleaners were subsequently instructed to do a deep-clean of the schools. UNISON branches and regions have rightly intervened to stop our members being put at […]