Nottingham Trent University pays 212 of its staff below the living wage
UNISON are putting pressure on the university, whose vice-chancellor is the highest paid in the country
Unison
Why we must put the new Public Procurement Regulations on hold
By rushing through the new rules, the government are missing an opportunity to create a more socially responsible procurement regime
NHS workers are doing the best they can, but their jobs are becoming impossible
Increases in workload as a result of job cuts are having a negative impact on patients’ care
Election 2015: the future of our NHS is at stake
The coalition has brought untold havoc to the NHS and treated the public’s most cherished institution with disdain
All NHS workers are asking for is fair pay
It is unacceptable that one in five health workers needs a second job to make ends meet.
The Living Wage – all in this together
We need to drop our own stereotypes and get out of our comfort zones to build alliances with others.
Austerity economics don’t add up and Scotland’s public services are living through a lost decade
The political energy released during the referendum campaign is focused on inequality during Scotland’s Challenge Poverty Week.
Ending the public sector pay cap could raise millions
Lifting the pay cap would be beneficial for both the exchequer and the economy.
Strong unions won you your rights, not kind-hearted rich men
Decent pay and conditions for working people didn’t simply fall out of the sky.
Striking council workers and other public sector employees have a point – enough is enough
Local government has borne the brunt of the coalition’s ‘austerity’ measures.