87% of UNISON members working for Barnet “easyCouncil” vote YES to strike action UNISON is in trades dispute with London Borough of Barnet over staff remaining in employment with Barnet Council. The strike ballot is a direct response to the five commissioning projects agreed at Barnet’s 3rd March 2015 Full Council meeting …
The latest Retired Members Branch Lines – designed in a new format – is now available to download from our website. You can find it under ‘News – pdf Newsletters’, or download directly below. If you’re approaching retirement, don’t forget you can continue your union membership after you retire for …
UNISON local government delegates from across the UK met at a special conference in London on Tuesday 24th March, including a delegation from the West …
The Spring 2015 edition of Branch Lines specially written for our members who work in West Sussex schools and academies has now been published. Download …
On the 26th of February, the government announced cuts in adult further education of 24% in 2015-16. This is on top of the 32% real terms cut to the adult skills budget since 2010. These cuts are a further blow to colleges which have already lost around one million learners. UNISON …
Sussex Police have announced that up to 1000 jobs could go by 2020 as they struggle to meet the funding cuts imposed on them by …
The first of UNISON West Sussex’s three annual general meetings will be held this Thursday, 19 March from 12:30-2:00 in Conference Room 4, Centenary House, …
Chief Executive of Devon County Council, Phil Norrey, has delivered a damning report into the ambition, attainment and management of WSCC’s education function as a …
Hundreds of teachers and support staff have been suspended in the last few months amid confusion over child protection rules in England’s schools. UNISON has …