Join us for Welfare at Work Week - if you're struggling financially, UNISON is here to support you.
A wide range of great resources are available to members who are having difficulty managing debt, budgeting, or just making ends meet.
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With lots of families heading back to school this week UNISON is thinking about this year's #starsinourschools and #earlyyearsstars on Friday 27 November! ⭐️ Get prepared by ordering our merchandise - Visit bit.ly/4mN7HYI and place your order by 9th October
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🗣️✊ “Better jobs, better services and better bang for the buck for the taxpayer.”
@The_TUC general secretary Paul Nowak backs UNISON and the @rmtunion's @InsourceNowGB campaign and calls on the government to deliver the biggest wave of insourcing in a generation.
#InsourceNow
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UNISON welcomes trade ban on Israeli settlements but says government must do more to uphold international law
Statement from @AndreaEganGS ⬇️
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📢 Care workers: your chance to shape the first ever Fair Pay Agreement.
UNISON will lead negotiations on the Fair Pay Agreement in care in England in 2027. We want to hear what matters most to you.
Complete this short survey
🔗 unsn.uk/CareFPA
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📢⚖️ Social workers need a regulator they can trust, with fairer processes and proper care and concern for the people it regulates.
UNISON welcomes calls for urgent reform of Social Work England.
Read more ⬇️
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No care service without us ✊ Care workers hold our social care system together.
We need a national care service to deliver care people can rely on.
That means better pay, safer staffing and decent conditions for all – plus security and justice for migrant care workers.
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Last night, outsourced workers, activists and trade unionists came together to send a clear message: the age of outsourcing is over.
Every year, corporate outsourcing giants make billions from public contracts while leaving services and the people who provide them worse off.
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Brilliant energy at @manifiesta_be in Belgium! 🇧🇪✊ A weekend full of solidarity, hope and the belief that another world is possible. ❤️🌍 #Manifiesta
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The next Branch Retired Members meeting is scheduled to take place on Tuesday 15th September 10.30pm at Nottingham Central Library (room 2) 1 Carrington Street, Nottingham NG1 7FH.
***Please note this is a face to face meeting and not available online.
The next Branch Retired Members meeting is scheduled to take place on Tuesday 15th September 10.30pm at Nottingham Central Library (room 2) 1 Carrington Street, Nottingham NG1 7FH.
***Please note this is a face to face meeting and not available online.
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📄✊ Government must not backtrack on zero hours protections for workers and the public, says UNISON.
Ministers must resist pressure from employers and honour their pledge to end exploitative zero hours contracts.
Read more ⬇️
unison.org.uk/news/2026/08/g…
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Being a UNISON member means being part of something powerful. Together we are stronger. Make sure you’re connected ✨
Activate your UNISON online account now unsn.uk/Activate
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📢 Care workers: your chance to shape the first ever Fair Pay Agreement.
UNISON will lead negotiations in 2027, and we want to hear from you. Complete our short survey and help the fight for better pay, conditions and recognition across social care.
🔗 unsn.uk/CareFPA
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Banks made nearly £50bn in profit last year, after pocketing hundreds of billions of pounds in a taxpayer-funded bailout, shutting down High Street branches, rigging interest rates and laundering money for Mexican coke cartels. Now they are lobbying hard against a bank tax.

















