UNISON is launching a cost-of-living crisis survey to show exactly how people are struggling to make ends meet as fuel prices and bills continue to rise.
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UNISON is consulting with its members working in Local Government on their latest pay offer.
UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said: “Everyone’s thoughts will be with the royal family at this sad time.”
Thousands of care workers in Wales are facing a double whammy of sky-high bills and the threat of poverty after the latest government decision on sick pay, warns public services union UNISON. Care workers in Wales will not receive any top up to their sick pay if they have to self-isolate from the end of […]
Overcoming the injustice of slavery was the focus of a key event hosted in Cardiff by UNISON Cymru/Wales.
Health workers in Wales are facing a real terms pay cut, according to public services union UNISON.
Calling all UNISON Cymru/Wales members aged 16-26, you are invited to register for our 2022 young members conference.
Workers across Wales taking industrial action or getting strike ready will have their voices heard in a series of major rallies at the weekend.
Getting public sector workers ‘strike ready’ in the face of rocketing living costs is a key priority for incoming UNISON Cymru/Wales boss Dominic MacAskill.
NHS staff belonging to Wales’ biggest healthcare union feel let down by Welsh government’s pay offer and will now be balloted
A university worker in Wales has been forced to give up on her pension as rising bills and the cost-of-living crisis deepens.
‘Worn out’ teaching assistant quits after more than a decade as wages fall and responsibilities rise
A teaching assistant who joined the profession after the loss of her own child is leaving in the face of low wages and rising responsibilities.
The NHS across the UK is celebrating 74 years since its creation and this is even more poignant in Wales.
Diversity will be a key topic at the Welsh Labour special conference taking place on Saturday July 2.
Youngsters in Rhondda Cynon Taf received medals at their first football festival for two years thanks to sponsorship from UNISON Cymru/Wales.