Third round of job cuts being rushed into due to an ‘anticipated shortfall’ of students
Cymru Wales

UNISON’s Caerphilly branch secretary reflects on what it means to go ‘back to square one’ as the county is put into local lockdown

First Minister says unions will help with implementing social distancing guidance

South Wales accreditation means all workers on campus, including those employed by contractors, will earn at least £9 an hour

With more than one million women members representing 80% of the union, conference hears how UNISON is at the forefront of the campaign to eradicate the gender pay gap

Management had planned to cut pension benefits by up to 12% for support staff before UNISON campaign

Private company unlawfully deducted pay from cleaners after agreeing to cover the cost of their travel time to a new site

A UNISON trio are balancing their public service jobs with a new role – as rock stars