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Pay settlement includes a commitment to produce guidance on workloads and stress

The ballot saw 65.7% of those taking part vote for strike action, which 34.3% against, and 79.8% vote for industrial action short of a strike, with 20.2% voting against. The union's […]

UNISON warns of campaign in run up to elections

UNISON general secretary uses Labour conference to call for an end to the cuts, privatisation and pay freezes that are ‘destroying lives’

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

Unpaid, risking trouble at work and not always thanked – why do UNISON’s 40,000 activists do it?

The further education joint trade unions have now lodged a pay claim for 2015-16 to the employer, stressing the need for colleges to introduce the living wage

Joint higher education unions’ pay claim for 2015-16 covers pay and pay-related equality matters

Further education workers in Wales have voted to accept a 1% pay offer made by the employers following the threat of industrial action

Trade union members working in further education in Wales will be consulted over a 1% revised pay offer which is expected to be formally announced 12 January

UNISON members in academy schools are voting on strike action after a derisory 1% pay offer meant that they were being expected to take another pay cut this year

Some of Britain’s biggest universities are paying less than the living wage to staff on their fund-raising teams as they bid to boost funds

"All our members in schools have suffered as this government has deliberately held down wages. We need to show the employers […]

UNISON has now received the final national pay offer from the employers’ organisation in colleges in England and consultation is open on it until the end of July

EPSU general secretary Jan Willem Goudriaan’s message to UNISON’s local government conference was that we could change Europe for the betterment of the majority of its people