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What do you think of Labour’s manifesto? Will you be voting to protect public services on 12 December? We’d like to hear your views

Police Scotland members say ‘yes’ to 3.25% pay rise this year and 3% next year

UNISON had called for transfer to be delayed until February while negotiations on terms and conditions continue

Staff in England and Wales give 93% ‘yes’ vote for 2.5% pay rise – or 3.1% for those on the lowest rate

But championing and defending our members are always on UNISON’s agenda

Police and justice conference urges support for members’ well being and mental health

Assistant general secretary Christina McAnea issues rallying call to police and justice conference

August, usually a time of lazy days and holidays, the silly season and not much happening… but these are strange times and at UNISON, we’re always busy

On 19 July I was honoured to have been elected as the new Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria and one of the most enabling factors in this was my union, UNISON.

UNISON calls for government to replace the thousands of police staff axed since 2010

The government’s admission that privatisation of the probation service has failed is welcome, but it doesn’t go far enough

Unions publish joint claim which also calls for two lowest pay points to be deleted

England and Wales pay claim seeks 5% increase, while addressing a number of issues, including annual leave disparity

Pressure on schools and NHS staff to tackle crime is deflecting attention from failure to fund services adequately, union says

UNISON calls for probation to be brought back into public sector as a reunified and locally run service