Thousands of women across Glasgow will receive equal pay offer letters from the city council over the coming days and
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Latest press releases from UNISON Scotland
Investigation into bullying allegations in NHS Highland is welcome, say UNISON
UNISON, Scotland’s largest health trade union, welcomes the Sturrock Review into bullying allegations in NHS Highland. The report highlights that
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Hospital staff protest at Scottish Parliament over withheld wages
UNISON members will lobby the Scottish Parliament today to call on politicians to step in to sort out wages scandal
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Social work staff in West Dunbartonshire to ballot on strike action
UNISON has today (Tuesday) served notice to West Dunbartonshire Council and the Health & Social Care Partnership that it will
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International Workers’ Memorial Day 2019 – remember the dead, fight for the living
Staff at UNISON Scotland gathered today (Monday) to mark International Workers’ Memorial Day 2019. Each year on International Workers’ Memorial Day
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Social work staff in West Dunbartonshire vote overwhelmingly to strike in a consultative ballot
Social work staff in West Dunbartonshire have voted overwhelmingly to take strike action, claiming unsafe practices and unacceptable workloads are
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£56 million shortfall for Police Scotland capital projects
UNISON Police Staff Scotland, the branch of the trade union that represents police staff in Scotland, estimates there is a
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MSPs need data on police officers back filling posts, says UNISON.
UNISON Police Staff Scotland, the branch of the trade union that represents police staff in Scotland, has criticised the Scottish
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Cuts to social work services are putting lives at risk, says UNISON, as strike action looms
Social workers in West Dunbartonshire are gearing up for strike action amid fears the service has reached crisis point. UNISON,
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Glasgow colleges accused over low pay for women on International Women’s Day.
UNISON today accused the leadership of two colleges in Glasgow and the Glasgow Regional Board of condemning predominantly women workers
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