Press releases
Dominic MacAskill, regional secretary of UNISON Cymru/Wales, has responded to today’s meeting with the Health Minister Eluned Morgan on NHS pay
The crisis in social care can never be resolved if services continue to be provided by the private sector, according to a new a major new report.
UNISON’s head of local government Darron Dupre Councils across Wales face a collective funding gap of over £200m in the next financial year forcing them to cut essential services, says a report published today (Thursday) by UNISON. Waste collections, leisure centres, nurseries and other vital services will all be hit according to the findings based on information* from local authorities in Wales. […]
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 health worker in South Wales has been left with no choice other than to re-mortgage her home as the ever-deepening cost-of-living crisis tightens its grip
Health workers in Wales need an immediate inflation-busting pay rise, says UNISON Cymru/Wales
To celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, the Wales Water branch of UNISON is sponsoring an Iftar meal tomorrow for around 200 members of the Al-Ikhlas Mosque
A major protest against the cost-of-living crisis gripping the nation will be held in the centre of Cardiff.
Vulnerable people who rely on care workers are being put at huge risk as staff say they cannot afford to travel in the face of sky-high petrol prices
Council workers in Ceredigion could be spending St David’s Day at home with their families next year.
Teaching assistants have praised Education Minister’s statement as biggest commitment government has ever made to improving their employment conditions
Public service workers are celebrating a momentous decision to bring leisure services back into public hands.
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
Thousands of care workers across Wales living on the breadline are to receive a pay rise which has been welcomed by public services union UNISON