A record number of public sector workers joined the UNISON Cymru/Wales union in 2022 as the cost-of-living crisis deepened and wages remained low.
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A major celebration of a fantastic year of UNISON training courses will be held as part of an annual event honouring the work of trade unions.
Wales’ biggest health union has responded to Welsh government’s improved pay offer for all NHS Wales staff
Hundreds of trade unionists gathered for major rallies to protect the right to strike in Cardiff and Swansea.
UNISON, will be expressing solidarity with hundreds of thousands of striking workers across the UK at major events in Cardiff and Swansea.
Ambulance workers in Wales have told public services union UNISON today (Thursday) that morale is at an all-time low.
Draconian anti-strike laws will further inflame disputes across the public sector, according to First Minister for Wales Mark Drakeford.
Dominic MacAskill, regional secretary of UNISON Cymru/Wales, has responded to today’s meeting with the Health Minister Eluned Morgan on NHS pay
UNISON will meet with the Welsh government this week for key talks on the future of pay and conditions for health workers in Wales.
UNISON is calling for an agreement from the Welsh government to protect the Welsh NHS and help minimise the potential of a deeper crisis this winter.
Washing machines have been installed at a primary school in South Wales to help parents and the surrounding community with soaring energy bills.
Young UNISON members from across Wales travelled to Bournemouth for a conference aimed at supporting the next generation of activists.
Health workers in Wales will not be taking industrial action over pay after failing to reach the required turnout in the latest ballot by UNISON Cymru/Wales. Hugh McDyer, UNISON Cymru/Wales head of health, said: “While it is very regretful the necessary threshold for industrial action was not reached in Wales, it is encouraging to see […]
Cash-strapped school support staff are using their own money to help pupils and their families cope with the cost-of-living crisis, says UNISON.
Young people from branches across Wales gathered in Cardiff for a series of training sessions aimed at the next generation of UNISON members.