November 25th 2024 marked the beginning of 16 Days of Action for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls, also known as White Ribbon Day, and our UNISON Cymru Women’s Committee chair, Liz Mitchell submitted this report. Women’s Committee members at the Senedd (Liz is front row, second from left) The Women’s Committee were […]
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Many UNISON Cymru members are providing emergency assistance to residents.
Hundreds of healthcare support workers at hospitals in Swansea, Neath and Port Talbot are to strike for two days over pay, says UNISON
Hundreds of healthcare support workers at hospitals in Swansea, Neath and Port Talbot have voted to strike over pay, says UNISON today (Friday).
School support staff from across Wales have the chance to speak directly with the Welsh Government’s Cabinet secretary for Education at UNISON seminar.
UNISON Cymru is holding a one-day event, free to UNISON members in schools in Wales.
Hundreds of health workers in the Swansea Bay area could soon be on strike in a row over pay, says UNISON today (Wednesday).
School support workers have been awarded compensation after it was discovered they were not given their full leave entitlement, says UNISON.
A public meeting has been called by UNISON after Caerphilly County Borough Council decided to close a museum which dates back to the 16th century.
Council workers in Caerphilly will hold a series of demonstrations against multi-million-pound cost-cutting plans by the local authority, says UNISON.
The lives of people with hearing issues are being transformed by care staff through sign language, says UNISON.
Council workers and school support staff in Wales say they want their voice to be heard as UNISON has started a ballot over strike action on pay.
Leisure workers campaigning to be taken back under council control in Neath Port Talbot say their mental health is at an all-time low, according to UNISON.
Staff at venues used by acts including Manic Street Preachers say they would be devastated if cost-cutting plans to close them go ahead.
Staff who deliver meals to hundreds of vulnerable elderly people in Caerphilly say the Meals Direct service is a lifeline to those who rely on it.