Agreement will settle historic pay claims

Sector ignored for far too long

New guidance says ministers have listened to UNISON concerns about impact of outsourcing on staff

Most Agenda for Change unions won't submit evidence to next NHS pay review body

Tackling pay and structural issues is the way forward, not another pay review body process

Nationwide occupational health system could cut absences

Christina McAnea promises robust union response to fight outsourcing

TUC motion says Labour must honour pre-election pledge to bring workers back in-house

Tech can help with reducing waiting lists and admin but must be used responsibly

Assaults on police community support officers are up 40%, according to data obtained by the BBC.

Letter: Ministers must think again on their approach to foreign help – and announce the funding to make the fair pay agreement a reality, says Christina McAnea of Unison

Unison General Secretary Christina McAnea writes for The Mirror on private firms delivering NHS services, saying: 'No one should be making a profit from running public services'

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Bindu Parmar gets "the justice she deserves"

Clearer identification of physician associates and their roles will help

A group of phlebotomists has been dubbed 'The Magnificent Thirty-Seven' after refusing to back down in the increasingly bitter stand-off with management at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and Cheltenha...

The bizarre and counterproductive approach adopted by senior executives at Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is not only out of step with the rest of the NHS, but it clearly isn’t working...

Commenting on the publication of the government's ten-year plan for the NHS today (Thursday), UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said: "People hold

Responding to deputy prime minister Angela Rayner's speech to the Local Government Association conference earlier today (Thursday) on council funding

It’s the most significant piece of employment rights legislation in decades.

Returning Thames Water to public ownership is the best way to protect staff, serve customers and safeguard the environment

Councils must be able to recruit more planning staff if communities are to get the homes, schools and services they need.

Measures show chancellor is trying to turn the page on the austerity disaster

Measures are long overdue

Inferior pension schemes won't create savings nor recruit vital staff

Improving commutes will benefit communities and services

Sentencing review recognises importance of probation service

Winter fuel allowance should be restored to those who need it

Deal in Scotland shows why pay review body process should be ditched

UNISON General Secretary Christina McAnea writes for The Mirror as Keir Starmer's government announces major changes to immigration rules for care workers

Crackdown on unscrupulous employers is welcome

Many workers will be understandably concerned about their futures

Ministers should give trusts the breathing space to deliver the improvements the public wants to see

Reform councillors are going to have to get used to the triple whammy of life as a local government worker – financial cuts, staff shortages and increasing demand

Budgets have been slashed to the bone and there's little left to cut

No one should be attacked for simply doing their job.

Staffing levels across the health service are alarmingly low on a regular basis.

Losing physician associates' knowledge and experience would be a huge blow to an NHS that already faces a massive recruitment and retention crisis

Sadly, ‘care park care’ is increasingly becoming the norm.

NHS staff must not be intimidated and harassed as they give vital care

Chancellor should borrow to invest rather than be mired in fiscal rules

How the gig economy impacts migrant women working in the UK in Ecommerce and social care.