Senior executives at Action for Children have said they will impose a one per cent pay award on its 5,000 employees. Despite lengthy negotiations, charity bosses are refusing to offer […]
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UNISON condemns growing pay gap in higher education as new report shows that senior managers’ pay grew by 3% last year
‘Work with us, in partnership with employers rather than as adversaries, to close the gender pay gap’
Industrial action ballot sees 2-1 vote for strike and 4-1 for other action in English further education colleges
Find out if your college is being balloted for action – and phone 0800 0 857 857 if you have not got your ballot paper
Members working in further education in England urged to vote Yes to industrial action ballot following 0% ‘pay offer’
UNISON warns of campaign in run up to elections
Employers offer two-year deal of 1% each year, with more for lower paid staff to match national living wage
Further education members in England reject offer from Association of Colleges in summer consultation
Ballot sees 88% of local government members in Scotland vote for 1.5% rise for 2015 and1% in 2016
UNISON general secretary uses Labour conference to call for an end to the cuts, privatisation and pay freezes that are ‘destroying lives’
A report for UNISON by the Smith Institute shows that the NHS and local councils across the UK are facing a growing staffing crisis as a result of the government’s imposed pay cap. The research was based on a survey of HR directors and managers in NHS trusts and local authorities, involving in-depth interviews concerning […]
Over 100 top union activists convened at a pay summit at the UNISON Centre in London today (Thursday) to map out a cross-union strategy for dealing with the ongoing public sector pay freeze
“I’m a greater London branch member of UNISON. I attend meetings to do with members or LGBT members or disabled members. "Why am I doing it? I want to help other disabled people and other […]
Employers walk away from ACAS talks – prompting new strike action on 14 September