Women’s Officer for UNISON Branch highlights the impact of the cost-of-living Crisis at Unison Branch AGM 2023. Anne McVicker, stated in her report that the poorest households, have: ‘fallen into debt with no cushion to cope with the rising prices’ ‘soaring...
At this year’s Higher Education Conference held in Newcastle UNISON’s General Secretary, Christina McAnea, stated in the Conference Agenda Guide: Support staff in universities play a crucial role made especially evident during the return of face-to-face teaching after...
UNISON campaigns for decent pay in universities – including a living wage for the lowest paid – as well as an eradication of the gender pay gap and to stop the use of zero hour contracts and the casualisation of work. UNISON is re-balloting members in 51 higher...
Dear UNISON Members, You would have seen the email that went out to staff on Friday 29 July, from Goldsmiths Communications. Since October 2021, both GUCU and UNISON were in dispute with Goldsmiths leading to industrial action taken by UNISON on behalf of our members....
On Saturday 18 June, the trade union movement took to the streets to demand action on the cost of living – a new deal for working people, and a pay rise for all workers. Our very own branch secretary, Sheila, was there waving the flag for UNISON! You can find full...
On Saturday 18 June, the trade union movement will be taking to the streets to demand action on the cost of living – a new deal for working people, and a pay rise for all workers. You can find full details at...
