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This week the Secretary of State for Education has announced plans to consider ending bubbles and self-isolation of close contacts in schools before the end …

5th July 2021Read More »
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Please note applications for the School Uniform Grant 2021 are now closed. If you have previously submitted your application, There for You will be in …

1st July 2021Read More »
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For WSCC staff who are on HAY pay grades The Branch is in a period of active discussion with WSCC about the HAY Pay award …

30th June 2021Read More »
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Did you hear about the higher education pay offer for 2020/21? No, you didn’t miss it in your pay packet – it was a big …

23rd June 2021Read More »
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Social Work England (SWE) is consulting social workers on changing their continual professional development (CPD) procedures for the December 2021 – December 2022 registration year. …

23rd June 2021Read More »
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Do you work in a school? Have you been meaning to join UNISON or know of a colleague who hasn’t joined yet? Now is the …

7th June 2021Read More »
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UNISON’s NJC Committee, the union’s national committee for local government pay across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, met this morning to consider the Employers’ 1.5% …

24th May 2021Read More »
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The latest issue of HE Voice, UNISON South East’s newsletter for all members working in Higher Education, is available now. Read the latest updates below on the HE Pay ballot; ‘hybrid’ working arrangements at universities; and government funding cuts to HE arts courses:

24th May 2021Read More »
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Our WSCC Adults’ Services convenor Gerard Robson writes: “I’d like to introduce myself. By trade I’m a carpenter, by profession a records manager and I’ve worked in local government for 27 years, the majority of which has been in adult social care. My passions are gardening and woodworking. I was …

23rd May 2021Read More »
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The Employers’ Side of the NJC responded on 14th May to the trade unions’ pay claim, with a pay offer of 1.5%, plus completion of …

14th May 2021Read More »
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