Powys County Council stands accused of disrespecting employees after staff first learned of new working arrangements from local newspaper
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Team credited with ensuring all care workers across Wales could access free Covid-infection control training early in the pandemic, has been commended
Teaching assistants to meet with Education minister to urge him to prioritise tackling the poor working conditions of school staff in Wales
UNISON Cymru Wales says there is an onus on Welsh government to immediately lift care workers out of in-work poverty
Welsh government’s Jane Hutt and Shadow Home Secretary, Nick Thomas-Symonds MP, joined public service workers to commemorate victims of the slave trade
Police staff in Wales and England are voting this week on whether to accept a UK government pay offer
Thousands of porters, hospital cleaners, nurses, paramedics and other health workers will have their say on Welsh government’s NHS pay award
Welsh council workers are angry their employers have increased a meagre pay offer by just 0.25 per cent, to 1.75 per cent, significantly below inflation
Porters, cleaners, nurses, paramedics and other health workers say the 3 per cent pay award announced by Welsh government falls short
Education staff have criticised the Welsh government announcement
Powys County Council has announced Heart of Wales Property Service will be dissolved. Services will be brought under direct local authority control
The mental and physical health of a third of people working from home in Wales has deteriorated because of the new ways of working
Careers advisors working with unemployed people and school leavers have voted overwhelmingly to reject proposals to improve their pay by just 1 per cent
A Welsh trade union has today (Tuesday) criticised a 1.5 per cent pay offer for thousands of council workers here as insufficient.
Many low paid, mainly female public service workers in Wales, are hundreds of pounds worse off because of the costs of working from home