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| East Dunbartonshire fights back against clawback Branch set to expose the threat to services and jobs created by the Government's clawback of £12.3m over the next two years. | ||||
| Pay: Local Government faces first test Scottish employers waiting for English offer? | ||||
| Partnership means fair treatment for all. NHS Non PRB Staff offer - "equity trampled on", says Robert Rae | ||||
 NHS belongs to the people themselves says Health Minister Susan
Deacon as she stepped into the heart of the beast as the first Scottish
Executive member to address UNISON Scottish Council on 12 February. | ||||
| 98% vote for UNISON in first voluntary sector recognition ballot Enable Homes staff back UNISON | ||||
| Dumfries victory signals push to settle 104 more detriment cases. UNISON is now to put on more pressure on recalcitrant employers, to try and bring the saga to an end. | ||||
| UNISON sets precedent on disability case Appeal Tribunal rules for UNISON member dismissed on grounds of capability | ||||
| Football sponsorship brings profile in Fife UNISON sponsored the programme in honour of Anne Picking's presidency (pic) | ||||
| UNISON helping to Keep Scotland Warm. Conference hears thirty per cent of Scottish households live in fuel poverty and nine in ten homes fall below current energy efficiency standards. | ||||
 The first in a series of regular
columns on
UNISON's activity in the Scottish Parliament, with briefing from UNISON's
George McGregor and Margaret Jamieson MSP. | ||||
| Pool your ideas Call for members to share their knowledge in forming policy | ||||
| Uprate minimum wage Dundee call for automatic uprating | ||||
| Repeal discriminatory law UNISONScotland confirmed its backing for the repeal of "Section 28". | ||||
| Save Glasgow Maternity Units Campaign backed with deputation to Parliament | ||||
| An Unfinished Song Concert for the Victor Jara Foundation, supported by STUC, 5 March Glasgow. | ||||
| Shale Voices: Real and rounded history of the people Review of book by UNISON member Alistair Findlay | ||||
| We want to hear your news Scotland inUNISON contacts | ||||
