Unite In Health

Congratulations to our Unite London & Eastern region in succeeding in bringing laundry & linen workers back in to the employment of Barts NHS Health Trust in East London.
This victory for these hard working staff reverses long standing outsourcing and will provide better pay, terms and conditions for our members. This is an example that trade unions are fighting back and stopping privatisation and outsourcing with lots of hard work and endeavour. Where is going to be next? Let us know if you are your colleagues what to reverse privatisation where you work?

Unite secures another victory for outsourced NHS workers at Barts …

Ready to go! Please check your email inbox, junk and spam to see if you receive the email that gives you the chance to have your say on NHS pay and do something about the real terms pay cut for NHS workers.

Whether you’re a porter, nurse, paramedic, chef, midwife, pharmacist, or any of the thousands of NHS people working this bank holiday — THANK YOU! 💙

And to the public, if you need medical help this weekend, use 111.nhs.uk first, and we'll get you the help you need.

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We demand better: March and Rally June 18 …

Reading hospital security guards' victory in pay dispute.
"Our members first balloted for industrial action in February 2020, but postponed action due to Covid. I am delighted their dogged determination has, at last, paid off" Jesika Parmar

Security guards victory in pay dispute with Royal Berkshire Hospital Trade unionists are celebrating securing a pay victory for security guards at Royal Berkshire Hospital, but are pushing for the guards to be hired…

Everything’s going up but our wages. Join us in London to tell this government we .

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On this my priority will be the same as it is every other day – building union power to win for workers. It is a day to remember the importance of collective organisation, to remember that for trade unions, power comes from the workplace. 👉

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Our legacy for those who died at work is how we now fight for the living Putting our faith in this or that political leader is no strategy at all: in the face of poverty wages now and workers’ lives being put on the line during Covid, our only option is directly organising for class power ourselves, writes SHARON GRAHAM