Thousands of care staff in Wales will see their pay and working conditions improved thanks to a major step forward by unions including UNISON.
Mark Turner
Care staff in Swansea are being urged to share stories of working through the pandemic for the UK Covid inquiry by public services union UNISON.
Hundreds of vulnerable people in Rhondda Cynon Taf could soon see the quality of care they receive compromised, says UNISON.
Council leaders in Cardiff and Swansea will be among guests told about billions being extracted from the care system.
Care workers who love their jobs are being priced out of the sector as pay fails to meet rising inflation, says UNISON.
Care workers in Wales who successfully campaigned for a pay rise say their victory was only possible with the support of UNISON.
Social workers are quitting permanent council paid work and signing up with agencies due to burnout and stress
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 […]
Care workers in Wales must receive the Real Living Wage as promised to them earlier this year by the Welsh Government, says UNISON.
Care workers and the vital role they play must be valued not seen as a cost to be driven down to increase profits, says UNISON Cymru/Wales.
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
A union representing thousands of care workers has enthusiastically welcomed Welsh Government’s agreement with Plaid Cymru on the future of social care
UNISON Cymru Wales says there is an onus on Welsh government to immediately lift care workers out of in-work poverty
Powys County Council has announced Heart of Wales Property Service will be dissolved. Services will be brought under direct local authority control
UNISON Cymru Wales says thousands of mainly female, low-paid care workers here will be bitterly disappointed at the judgement and there is an onus on Welsh ministers to urgently guarantee all care workers will be paid the national minimum wage for sleep-in shifts.