The NJC Unions, comprising of Unison, GMB and Unite, have once again won in a continuing dispute with the NEU over recruitment of School Support Staff. The NEU were fined in 2023 £180,000 for its ongoing recruitment of support staff, along with statements that it would represent them regarding their terms and conditions. This is currently only within the remit of the NJC unions, and judging by this most recent dispute, the NJC unions are holding firm to keep the NEU, a Teac

The recent case where Unison represented an Ofsted School's Inspector, highlights the value of being a Trade Union member. The case has...

North Herts and East Herts have decided to move their waste collection service to a 3 week cycle in an effort to save money. What...

Social Work England (SWE) are increasing social worker professional registration fees for this registration year and the following three...

The Council's wholly owned company This Land has made the news yet again. Unison is not allowed to ask questions on what is happening to...

Are you a member of the LGPS? If so and you have a keen interest in how the scheme is managed, there is a role for you on the...

Unison has attended meetings and heard directly from many of our members working in Social Work at Cambridgeshire County Council CCC. ...

Angela Raynor: Deputy Prime Minister and minister responsible for amongst other things Local Government. Angela is a Unison member and a...

One of the huge benefits of being a Unison member is access to its much rated (personal endorsement of the Branch Secretary) of it...

If you work in any of the Cambridgeshire schools or in Local Government (Excluding HDC), the Branch want to know your view on the...