UPDATE YOUR DETAILS - CLOSING DATE EXTENDED



CLOSING DATE EXTENDED TO TUESDAY 23 FEBRUARY 2021 WE HAVE EXTENDED THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT YOUR ‘UPDATE YOUR DETAILS’ FORMS TO TUESDAY 23 FEBRUARY UNISON and the London Ambulance Branch want to make sure we have all our members details up
Thank NHS staff with proper pay rise, say health unions



Celebrities back call for wage increase Football pundit Gary Lineker, comedian Jo Brand and Hollywood star David Oyelowo are among celebrities backing a fair pay campaign launched today (Monday) by health unions. To mark International Thank You Day,
Londoners should exercise ‘common sense’ when dialling 999, says UNISON



London ambulance workers are concerned the service faces breaking point amid increasing 999 calls and numbers of staff hit by Covid, says UNISON today (Friday). The London Ambulance Service (LAS) is now urging the public to ring 999 only for life-threatening
Loss of another Much Loved Member Of LAS UNISON



On Wednesday 16th December 2020 we lost another Romford and North East legend, Emergency Medical Technician and UNISON Member ‘Robbie Muir’ after a short illness in hospital. Robbie joined the London Ambulance Service 25 years ago and spent
UNISON survey on greening the NHS



We are currently conducting a short survey of members and branches to find out your views on what UNISON can do to address another urgent issue, the climate emergency. Covid-19 has given us an opportunity to take stock and reassess how you as staff working
Divide and rule won’t help the economic recovery



Chancellor’s plan is austerity plain and simple Commenting on the Chancellor’s comprehensive spending review today (Wednesday), UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “This is austerity plain and simple. A decade of spending cuts left public
Overtime Payments



Some staff should be receiving additional overtime payments this month for COVID related absences. UNISON raised this issue with People & Culture on the 6 May 2020 in relation to staff who have had to be off work due to COVID. We have been raising
Health workers in London urge local MPs to back early pay rise for exhausted staff and to protect the NHS



Hundreds of health staff across London – including nurses, paramedics, cleaners, domestics and porters – are writing to the region’s 73 MPs asking them to back UNISON’s call for NHS staff to get an early pay rise in time for Christmas. Staff
LAS UNISON has nominated Christina McAnea to lead our 1.3 million members as General Secretary



Christina has worked for UNISON for over 25 years. She is one of the UK’s most senior women trade unionists – a no non-sense negotiator and a champion for women’s rights, pay equality, justice for low paid workers and a strong supporter of
Letter to Secretary of State for Transport from London NHS Partnership



Dear Secretary of State We are writing to you as representatives of 435,000 health and care staff that live and work in our capital regarding the proposed support package for Transport for London currently being negotiated between your Department and