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Council workers in Neath Port Talbot are calling for leisure services to be brought back into public hands ahead of a key meeting on the issue
Gritters in Carmarthenshire are set to begin further industrial action from midnight tonight (Monday January 17) with talks due tomorrow
Gritters in Carmarthenshire will not be taking industrial on Monday January 17 as planned.
During the COVID-19 crisis, UNISON has changed its processes to make it easier for members to get legal support at no extra cost, as part of their union membership Here’s a simple guide for branches to help our members get the support they need, when they need it. Employment advice Members with issues relating directly […]
Philip Warlow is a support worker in the community and voluntary sector. He is a UNISON representative and wrote this piece. Another year has nearly passed and Christmas is almost upon us. As my wife and I reach a time in our lives that has seen many Christmas Days come, we feel blessed that our two […]
Have you watched your local public services disappear and wondered how this represents progress? It might be that the library is cutting back on its opening hours; or the household waste centre has shut and so has the youth club or there’s no money to refurbish the local sports centre. Neighbours who find it difficult […]
UNISON sponsored celebration of radical politics and culture in Merthyr Tydfil
UNISON Cymru/Wales will be joining trade unionists from across the country today, to mark International Workers’ Memorial Day and commemorate those who have lost their lives at work. The annual event is held on 28 April and sees workers, their families and representatives around the world marking the day with the rallying cry ‘remember the dead, […]
Public services are the bedrock of our communities. UNISON Cymru Wales is campaigning for sustained investment in these services and the public service workforce.
Nominations open on Tuesday 19 April 2016 and close at 5pm on Friday 20 May 2016
Festival and concert can help to combat efforts of National Front to organise intimidating rally
But UNISON welcomes Welsh government’s continued commitment to living wage
Union manifesto for May’s election says a Welsh government must work hard to protect our services
Neath Port Talbot set to pay as registration fees for school support staff as UNISON campaign continues
UNISON, UCU and NUS unite to launch Don’t cut me out campaign for funding of post-16 education