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Delegates denounce the cynical attack on public service workers’ pensions and warn that other sectors are at risk

Government plans to allow employers in England to opt out of local government pension scheme are an ‘unwarranted and grievous’ attack on higher and further education staff

The words are fine, but action and government investment is needed to make Augar review recommendations work
UNISON members working in 13 further education colleges in England have voted in an industrial action ballot over the employers’ pay offer
A pay offer to higher education staff falls far short of the annual rise they deserve as university bosses have seen their salaries soar, says UNISON. The union’s higher education executive has now agreed unanimously to recommend the “inadequate” 2019/20 pay offer from UCEA higher education national employers should be rejected. UNISON will now undertake […]

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