Birmingham unions and council join forces to demand funding for 10% pay rise and £10 an hour minimum
living wage

July might have meant the start of the summer holidays proper, but UNISON and our members are still on the case

Noisy, colourful and good humoured pickets call for fair pay

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

Another busy month saw UNISON celebrating victories – and launching new campaigns

UNISON launches #OneWageAnyWage campaign is it celebrates 20 years of the national minimum wage
Twenty years on from the bold, landmark decision to establish a National Minimum Wage, it is time for a new landmark – a real Living Wage for all, regardless of age, that everyone in work can afford to live on. Doing so would meet the original aim of the National Minimum Wage – a decent salary for all. And that is what our union will continue to fight for.

While MPs got lost down the rabbit hole, UNISON and its members kept their focus on the many other problems afflicting Britain’s workers

University’s move comes just days after University of Manchester becomes 5,000th living wage employer

