Aberdeenshire UNISON’s AGMs on 12th and 13th Feb, pledged support for our colleagues in Cornerstone as they apply for statutory
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Trade Unions recommend reject vote on revised local government pay offer
Local services throughout Scotland could be plunged into crisis after UNISON, Unite and the GMB wrote to CoSLA to say
Read moreAberdeenshire UNISON raises profile at National Delegate Conference
The branch has had a great conference, with two of our key motions debated and supported overwhelmingly by Conference delegates.
Read moreReport of 2018 AGMs – Your branch – defending equalities and council services
Branch members attending this year’s aggregate AGMs again pledged to defend council services and the workers who provide them, as
Read moreUNISON members call on local MPs to vote for a decent pay rise for public service workers
Members of Aberdeenshire UNISON today delivered postcards to Colin Clark MP calling on him to support a decent pay rise
Read moreTime to stand up for public services
Branch Chair, Kate Ramsden joined trade unionists from across Scotland at the STUC Public Service Campaign Summit in Glasgow on
Read moreNow is the time to stand strong, stand united and put public services first
Branch Chair and NEC member Kate Ramsden joined thousands of people from our union and other unions as they came
Read moreUNISON Pay up Now campaign – March with us on 7th Oct for fair pay for all public service workers
UNISON’s Pay up Now campaign is calling for an end to the pay restraint imposed by UK and Scottish governments
Read moreUNISON Scotland local government pay ballot now open – don’t forget to vote
The pay ballot for UNISON council workers opens today until 30th May 2017. We are calling on all our members
Read moreBranch joins Aberdeen May Day March calling for collective action in the struggle against inequality and injustice around the world
UNISON activists and the branch banner joined hundreds of trade unionists, community activists and politicians, four beds and three dogs
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