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Briefings

E Briefing – Cuts come from political choices not pay claims

In recent weeks politicians have been making the claim that wage claims from workers in public services mean that the

Council staff in Scotland belonging to UNISON have voted overwhelmingly to reject the latest pay offer from local government employers,

The largest union in local government is planning to close schools and waste services in the Perth and Kinross constituency

UNISON, the biggest union in the NHS, will recommend that its members working in the NHS vote to accept the

UNISON, the biggest union in the NHS, will consider the Scottish government’s offer of a 5.5% pay rise for staff,

The Scottish government must find the money to fund pay increases for workers in essential public sector roles without cutting

Waste, recycling and street cleansing strikes that were due to be staged later this week have been put on hold,

The Improvement Service have published their twelfth annual “Local Government Benchmarking Framework Report” The report is compiled for CoSLA &

UNISON Black Members are proud tocelebrate South Asian Heritage Month. This runs from 18th July to 17th August. The significance