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Questions for election candidates: Health inequalities

Average male life expectancy in Scotland’s least deprived areas is 11 years higher than in the most deprived areas. The

There is a welcome consensus on expanding early years provision. However, there is less clarity on providing the resources, together

Public Works

2000 police civilian staff jobs have been cut with many of them replaced by non-specialist police officers at twice the

Public Works

The Anti Trade Union Bill is a crude attempt to weaken trade unions and undermine workers’ rights. It runs contrary

Tackling Scotland’s “disgraceful” fuel poverty scandal must be a top priority and will help fight climate change, UNISON said today.

Labour Link

The leader of the Scottish Labour Party Kezia Dugdale will be joining us at the UNISON Scotland Labour Link Forum

Damage

Key Issues • Staff are under enormous pressure to deliver a high quality service with increasing demand and fewer resources. • Budgets

News Press release

UNISON welcomes Scottish Government proposals to give unions a seat on university courts because it will improve participation in

News Press release

Scottish Registrars are struggling to meet the new demands on the service. That’s the finding of an UNISON report Registering our

Public Service FUTURES Issue 15 – Winter 2016: There is an alternative; Grappling with cuts; Procurement and tax dodgers; Anti-poverty