UNISON to Ballot Local Government Members for Industrial Action Over Pay
UNISON TO BALLOT LOCAL GOVERNMENT MEMBERS FOR INDUSTRIAL ACTION OVER PAY The NJC Committee last week agreed that UNISON will be conducting a full industrial […]
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Everything You Need For This Year’s AGM (Week Commencing 18th March)
The 2024 Annual General Meetings is just around the corner, with the first meeting being held next Monday – 18th March. Full list of dates […]
Hunger March in the Pontypridd – Saturday 27th January
The Hunger Marches of the 1920s are being emulated by modern day food campaigners in Rhondda Cynon Taf. In 1927, miners and other trade unionists […]
Unions March Through Pontypridd Opposing Privatisation of Home Care
Trade unions, staff and service users marched through Pontypridd today (Saturday 9th December) to protest against Rhondda Cynon Taf’s recent decision to privatise the remaining […]
Unions to Protest Against Privatisation in Pontypridd on 9th December
Unions representing workers in Rhondda Cynon Taf are holding a march and rally opposing the privatisation of public services. The rally has been prompted by […]
Are you missing out on a share of £700?
Are you missing out on a share of £700? Our branch regularly sends out e-mails to members keeping them up to date with news on […]
AGM 2024 AGENDA
You are warmly invited to take part in your Annual General Meeting of your UNISON Branch. The Annual General Meeting will elect your Branch Officers, […]
Merthyr Council workers relieved as authority scraps restrictions on union help
Council workers in Merthyr Tydfil say they feel a huge sense of relief after the local authority scrapped its decision to restrict the amount of […]
Local government unions agree to accept pay offer for 2023
UNISON and the other local government unions, GMB and Unite, yesterday (1st November) decided to accept the employers’ pay offer for 2023, for council and […]
UNISON Fights to Prevent Privatisation of Services
UNISON today (Monday) held a lobby of councilors outside a council meeting in Clydach Vale, protesting against against a decision to privatise services in Rhondda Cynon […]