Staff development manager Donna Miller and Health and Safety manager Kieran Vass from the Innovate Trust & UNISON Cymru Wales Learning Partnership.

Care workers learn British Sign Language thanks to award-winning course

The lives of people with hearing issues are being transformed by care staff through sign language, says UNISON.

Care workers given chance to shape future of minimum wage

Social care workers will today (Wednesday) provide key evidence to determine the future of the national minimum wage, says UNISON.

Care workers to see better pay and conditions after UNISON recognition

Hundreds of care workers should see their pay and conditions improve after their employer agreed to recognise UNISON, the union said today (Wednesday).

Care staff credit their pay rise success to UNISON campaign

Care workers in Wales who successfully campaigned for a pay rise say their victory was only possible with the support of UNISON.

Care workers must receive Real Living Wage, says UNISON

Care workers in Wales must receive the Real Living Wage as promised to them earlier this year by the Welsh Government, says UNISON.

Sky high petrol prices place vulnerable people at serious risk

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

72 per cent of Welsh public would support a National Care Service

72 per cent of the Welsh public would support the creation of a National Care Service, similar to the NHS, to deliver social care for older, disabled and vulnerable people. That’s the finding of a Savanta ComRes poll of 1,021 people released today (Wednesday). The poll, commissioned by public services union, UNISON, also found 90 […]