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Claire Hazelgrove, Labour’s parliamentary candidate for Filton & Bradley Stoke, is backing UNISON’s campaign for a new national care service.
Teaching assistants increasingly provide cover for absent teachers, without lesson plans or help from other colleagues.
Leigh Redman, Labour’s parliamentary candidate in Bridgwater and Burnham, is backing UNISON’s campaign for a new national care service.
Employers will no longer be able to discipline their staff for taking part in legal strike action after UK Supreme Court ruling.
Emergency Care Assistants working for South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust are taking their campaign for fair pay to Parliament today.
The government’s chaos and failure in the NHS must end, Christina McAnea tells health delegates.
NHS staff have been shown pornographic images, offered money for sex and assaulted at work, a new survey from UNISON reveals.
Dan Aldridge, Labour’s parliamentary candidate in Weston-super-Mare, is backing UNISON’s campaign for a new national care service.
The government has let down hundreds of thousands of “demoralised” NHS staff after yet again failing to honour the due date for their annual pay increase.
Every year on 20th November the lives of trans and gender-diverse people reported murdered in the last 12 months are remembered. UNISON resources for supporting trans colleagues and campaigning for trans rights in the workplace.
More than 300 hospital workers in North Devon are celebrating after their employer, Sodexo, committed to paying the lump sum from last year’s NHS pay award.
Parking charges for healthcare workers at Weston General Hospital are set to increase by 175% from next week in plans announced by University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust.
Hundreds of hospital workers in Wiltshire will now receive the lump sum element of last year’s NHS pay award after a successful campaign.
UNISON head of health Helga Pile has responded to findings published by the National Centre for Social Research.
