Community safety wardens in Caerphilly are to be diverted from tackling anti-social behaviour to policing what goes into residents’ recycling bins
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UNISON Cymru Wales has said goodbye to an inspirational regional secretary and dedicated champion of public service workers. Dominic MacAskill is retiring today and Jess Turner is the new incoming regional secretary. You can read Dominic’s message to UNISON members below. Dominic MacAskill is retiring as UNISON Cymru Wales regional secretary Dear all, One last […]

Thousands of children are at risk of going hungry over the summer because of Welsh government’s decision to end free school meals support

Care workers who love their jobs are being priced out of the sector as pay fails to meet rising inflation, says UNISON.

A cardiac nurse who works at Swansea’s Morriston Hospital has been appointed president of public services union UNISON.

Workers around the world experiencing menopause symptoms could soon be helped by ground-breaking work pioneered with UNISON.

Rebuilding lives is the best form of crime prevention, First Minister tells UNISON probation workers
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.

A primary school teaching assistant who was hit by pupils ‘nearly every day’ says children and staff are bearing the brunt of a lack of funding.

A teaching assistant in Wales is urging colleagues to back UNISON’s strike vote to win an improved pay offer.

Refugees seeking asylum in South Wales should have access to decent, dignified and hygienic housing says UNISON.