Failure to deliver a meaningful pay rise will make recruitment and retention problems worse.
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Migrant health and care workers from across Somerset met Gideon Amos MP to explain how restrictive visa rules are affecting their lives.
Almost four in five workers (78%) who took part in the ballot backed strike action
The regional LGBT+ self-organised group picked up the recruitment and organising award at UNISON’s national LGBT+ conference.
Migrant care workers met UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea to share their experiences of exploitation, abuse and unsafe visa rules.
Phlebotomists in Gloucestershire mark their 236th day of industrial action with a rally, highlighting the longest strike of NHS workers.
School support staff at Cathedral Schools Trust turned out in force this week, with lively picket lines popping up at 12 schools across Bristol and North Somerset.
Staff working for Cathedral Schools Trust are on strike again this week in a long-running dispute over pay.
Health staff at the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust lobbied the Trust board today (Thursday) over plans to cut hundreds of jobs.
Rallies to draw attention to severe cuts and proposed job losses at the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust will be staged across the county this week
School support staff will walk out at schools across Bristol and North Somerset on Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 November.
By signing the charter, the council is pledging to have strong policies and procedures in place to safeguard colleagues and support them if they experience violence while working.
Staff at the University of Gloucestershire have called for the institution to reverse a decision to scrap elections for staff seats on its governing body
Healthcare workers at Gloucestershire Royal and Cheltenham General Hospitals have today (Sunday) reached their 200th day of strike action.
These plans are deeply worrying for both staff and patients. Cutting a quarter of all administrative roles could have serious consequences for patient safety and care.
