Any future financial settlement for the NHS must factor in the costs of having a fairly rewarded and growing workforce
Article on the UNISON National
site.
NHS funding
UNISON will continue to campaign for the funding needed to deliver ‘a comprehensive, safe and high quality service’
Article, News on the UNISON National
site.
Unless you’ve been truly hibernating so far this year, you will have heard that thousands of NHS operations have been cancelled. But what is the NHS winter crisis?
Magazine, moving, P.S data on the UNISON National
site.
Unless you’ve been truly hibernating so far this year, you will have heard that thousands of NHS operations have been cancelled. But what is the NHS winter crisis?
Alarming report shows the amount of strain the NHS is under even before winter pressures have kicked in
News, Press release on the UNISON National
site.
With the election upon us, UNISON considers its five key demands for the NHS – and how the main parties measure up in their manifestos
Article, Magazine, moving on the UNISON National
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With the election upon us, UNISON considers its five key demands for the NHS – and how the main parties measure up in their manifestos
Commenting on the publication of the Labour Party’s 2017 manifesto today (Tuesday), UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “Labour has produced a manifesto that delivers for public services. Ending the pay cap will make a huge difference for hard-pressed public sector employees. Proper investment in the NHS and social care will have a huge impact […]
Press release on the UNISON National
site.
Responding to the House of Lords report on the long term sustainability of the NHS, UNISON head of health Christina McAnea said: “The committee is right to say the NHS should be funded by the taxpayer and remain free at the point of delivery. “This is a damning but sadly accurate analysis of the state […]
News, Press release on the UNISON National
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Commenting on the annual staff survey published today (Tuesday) by NHS England, UNISON head of health Christina McAnea said: “There are simply too few staff to cope with the growing demands being made on the NHS. Many regularly stay past the end of their shifts, only too aware of the effect upon patients and colleagues […]
Press release on the UNISON National
site.