Employers can no longer use agency staff to fill in for striking workers during industrial action following High Court ruling.
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UNISON staff working across the South West have joined together for a fundraising bid in aid of the union’s charity, There for You.
Health care staff working for Kernowflex in Cornwall have today (Thursday) handed in a petition to Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust seeking the lump sum payment from the NHS pay award.
The government must commit to holding direct pay talks with unions and employers for the wage increase health workers are due next year if it is serious about improving the NHS pay-setting process, says UNISON today (Wednesday).
The National Health Service’s seventy-fifth birthday will be marked by health workers in UNISON with free ice cream.
The South West Black Members Committee has launched an Islamophobia survey to map incidents in the South West.
A group of 90 workers at Bristol Waste are being balloted for strike action from this week, following a below-inflation pay offer.
UNISON’s national delegate conference last week approved a rule change that has an immediate impact on the union’s young members.
An analysis of police financial forecasts has revealed forces in the South West could face a combined budget shortfall of almost £46m by 2026, potentially putting public safety at risk.
Photos from four sunny picket lines across Bristol as University of Bristol support staff begin five days of action.
For UNISON’s Year of Black Workers our regional Black members group have curated the line up for the aptly named, UNIZONE at the Tolpuddle Martyrs’ Festival.
Three quarters (75%) of care staff who look after people at home are not being paid for the time it takes them to travel between appointments, says UNISON.
All the picket line information you need to support University of Bristol staff taking five days of strike action from Thursday 15 – Monday 19 June 2023.
Christina McAnea salutes a year of successful striking and campaigning, in a rousing conference speech.
University support staff in Bristol will take a further five days of action over “insulting” pay offer, says UNISON today (Monday).
