Demetrios Matheou
More and more essential local services are crumbling away. But we can #SaveOurServices
Vital services are turning to dust. But you can help to save our services
Coronavirus has seriously hit local government finances, but the scale of the problem has been years in the making. Demetrios Matheou and Simon Jackson investigate
As UNISON health members in England and Wales face tough decisions over an unfair pay award, the recent experience of colleagues in Northern Ireland may offer inspiration
What can activists do to encourage members to engage with their pay ballot? UNISON’s campaigns team offers some top tips and encouragement
Uber and Addison Lee both lose cases, with significant implications for the gig economy and the status of workers
UNISON’s acting head of policy David Arnold explores the changes to work practices during the COVID-19 pandemic and asks what the future holds
The pandemic focused the world’s attention on health and safety. But for UNISON’s health and safety reps, protecting everyone in the workplace was already a way of life
Poet and author Michael Rosen recalls the NHS staff who helped him survive COVID-19
There were plenty of plaudits for key workers during the pandemic, but gratitude has not extended to members’ pay packets. And their financial worries are mounting