UNISON’s Scottish secretary Lilian Macer said: “Today’s Scottish budget does not go far enough to address the deepening crisis across
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Scottish government must prioritise social care pay or crisis will continue, says UNISON
The Scottish government must use its 2026 budget to deliver a meaningful pay rise for social care staff, says UNISON today (Monday).
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Response to Audit Scotland’s report into delayed discharges
Commenting on the Auditor General and Accounts Commission report ‘Delayed Discharges: A sign of Wider Challenges in Health and Social
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West Dunbartonshire’s school learning assistants to be balloted for strike action in job grade dispute, says UNISON
School learning assistants who support pupils with profound needs in West Dunbartonshire are to take part in a strike ballot
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Glasgow district nurses’ win in grading dispute is great victory, says UNISON
District nurses working for NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde have today won their long-running dispute on pay and grading after
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Political manoeuvring will not fix the NHS in Scotland, says UNISON
Thursday 13 November 2025 For immediate release Political manoeuvring will not fix the NHS in Scotland, says UNISON Commenting on
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College support staff to be consulted on multi-year pay offer, says UNISON
Further education staff across Scotland are to vote on a new three-year pay offer, says UNISON today (Wednesday). The union
Read moreSupport for St Andrews university staff undergoing cancer treatment recognised by the Scottish Parliament
The Scottish Parliament has recognised UNISON’s University of St Andrews branch chair Alex Duncan for negotiating new support for university
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Police Scotland staff face crisis over job cuts and rising workloads, says UNISON
Commenting on Police Scotland Chief Constable Jo Farrell’s evidence to Holyrood’s criminal justice committee this week, calling for increased funding, UNISON Scotland
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Migrant worker visa reform needed to stop exploitation of social care staff, says UNISON
A new visa system is needed in social care to protect migrant staff from racism and exploitation, says a UNISON
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