Responses and submissions to consultations from the Scottish Parliament, the Scottish Government and other bodies, by the UNISON Scotland Bargaining and Campaigns Team
Fire and Rescue reform response
The setting up of the national fire and rescue service has meant both a great deal of change for UNISON members in the service but also confusion and uncertainty. This ... Read More
Scotland’s Educational and Cultural Future response
UNISON Scotland welcomes the opportunity to respond to the call for evidence from the Education and Culture Committee on Scotland’s educational and cultural future. UNISON represents over 165,000 members across ... Read More
NHS Superannuation Scheme: draft regulations for proposed contribution increases
UNISON is Scotland’s largest healthcare trade union representing over 50,000 members working in NHS Scotland and related services. All of our healthcare members greatly value the pension benefits they are ... Read More
The Revenue Scotland and Tax Powers Bill response
UNISON Scotland welcomes the opportunity to provide written evidence to the Finance Committee on the Revenue Scotland and Tax Powers Bill (RSTP Bill) and we will be giving oral evidence ... Read More
Housing (Scotland) Bill
The main issue for housing in Scotland remains the shortage of homes. In our document Funding and building the homes Scotland needs (March 2013) UNISON Scotland has outlined a proposal ... Read More
Community Empowerment (Scotland) Bill response
UNISON raised a range of concerns in our submission to the 2012 consultation on what was then called the Community Empowerment and Renewal Bill. The latest consultation has not diminished ... Read More
Scottish FE College Governance Review Part 2 response
UNISON raised many concerns about the changes in the Post-16 Education Bill in particular college regionalisation. We are already seeing many of our concerns realised, for example overall student numbers ... Read More
Code of Good Governance: Scottish Colleges response
Democratic structures create public bodies which are open and transparent in their dealings with the public. UNISON Scotland believes that issues of democratic accountability must be among the criteria used ... Read More
Online response to SSSC fitness to practice proposed changes
1. The "fitness to practise" criteria is very vague and it is not clear to us what objective standards the SSSC would be measuring against. At present they look at ... Read More
Integration of Care in Social Care in Social Care in Scotland
UNISON Scotland members have been involved in various proposals for the integration of health and care services since the late1990s when Local Health Care Co-operatives were first launched, followed by ... Read More
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