Johanna Baxter, UNISON Scotland head of local government, said: “If COSLA and the Scottish government are to achieve any of
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Last chance for Scottish government action to prevent college crisis, says UNISON
Further education support staff are lobbying the Scottish Parliament today (Thursday) to call on MSPs to help prevent a crisis
Read moreEarly years workers vote to strike in North Lanarkshire
Early years workers in North Lanarkshire have voted overwhelmingly for strike action over the council’s ‘fire and rehire’ plans which
Read moreWorld Cycling Championships 2023 set for disruption as UNISON announces strike ballot
UNISON, the largest union in local government, has served notice of intention to ballot members for strike action over pay
Read moreUK’s largest union calls for scrapping of National Care Service Bill
The Scottish Government’s troubled National Care Service Bill faced a further blow today (Wednesday) as UNISON, the UK’s biggest union
Read more£74m police budget cut will make communities less safe, warns UNISON Scotland
UNISON, the union for police staff, says Scotland’s police budget cut will see even more crime going unreported and crimes
Read moreUNISON comment on the independent review of the skills delivery landscape (Withers Review)
Commenting on the publication of the Withers Review into skills development today by minister for higher and further education Graeme
Read moreUNISON Scotland response to NHS workforce report 2023
Matt McLaughlin, UNISON Scotland’s head of health, said: “This report confirms that the NHS is in the midst of a
Read moreNurseries across North Lanarkshire could close over ‘fire and rehire’ plans, says UNISON
Early years workers in North Lanarkshire will begin voting today (Monday) on whether to strike over the council’s ‘fire and
Read moreCOSLA’s refusal to approach the Scottish government to help fund fair pay for council workers is outrageous, says UNISON
UNISON, the largest trade union representing 84,000 workers in local government in Scotland, condemned ‘outrageous’ behaviour by COSLA at a
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