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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The following are available to aid delegates making speeches at NDC 2024. Full speech notes are provided for Cymru Wales regional or branch motions and branch amendments. Speech bullet points are provided on areas delegates may wish to speak. Motion Subject Briefing format 6 Challenging exploitation of migrant workers Speech bullet points Amendment 8.1 […]
Hundreds of council and school workers in a Welsh local authority are due to have access to a union representative slashed.
Urgent talks are needed to stave off an exodus of care workers in Wales says trade union UNISON.
Housing workers in Cwmbran are being forced to use foodbanks to survive while bosses are receiving a £6,000 pay rise, says UNISON.
Incoming UNISON Cymru/Wales regional secretary Jess Turner, wrote to members to talk about her priorities.
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Health worker Shannon Walters recently did just that and wants to inspire more young people to do the same.
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Workers around the world experiencing menopause symptoms could soon be helped by ground-breaking work pioneered with UNISON.
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Probation workers in Wales attended a key event focused on the potential benefits of a devolved service hosted by trade union UNISON.
Probation workers and union leaders will attend a key event at UNISON’s Cardiff offices attended by First Minister for Wales, Mark Drakeford MS.
Health workers in Wales will be honoured this weekend as part of celebrations to mark 75 years of the NHS.
Care workers in Wales who successfully campaigned for a pay rise say their victory was only possible with the support of UNISON.
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