Scotland needs a quality home care service to meet the growing demand and also ensures that patients who shouldn’t be
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Growing pains, a survey of youth workers
This survey is part of UNISON Scotland’s Damage series: a set of surveys looking at the impact of the ‘Age
Read moreDoing the rounds – District Nurses survey – April 2016
Service at risk of collapse needs significant investment It is evident from this UNISON survey and the work being carried
Read moreRegistering Concern: survey of registrars – March 2016
Key Issues • Staff are under enormous pressure to deliver a high quality service with increasing demand and fewer resources. • Budgets
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Health Visitor Survey
As part of the Children and Young People Act (Scotland) 2014, Health Visitors have been designated to be the Named
Read moreDisconnected: ICT staff survey Nov 2015
UNISON survey of staff working in Information and Communications Technology Key Issues Communications technology offers opportunities to transform the delivery of
Read moreLearning the hard way – FE staff survey – Sep 2015
Learning the hard way – Survey of Further Education Members September 2015 Key findings Number of colleges has reduced from
Read moreCombating Austerity: Signposting the ways Scotland could limit some of the damage
The Conservative Government’s austerity programme will result in around a further £2 billion of cuts to Scotland’s public services. There is
Read moreRead it and Weep: Scotland’s library staff speak out – September 2015
We asked our members to outline their experiences in a sector that has experienced huge change in service delivery as well
Read moreWhile we work you play – leisure staff survey
Staff in Scotland’s Leisure Trusts speak out “…a local authority shall ensure that there is adequate provision of facilities for
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