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Exclusive: Inflation, energy prices and Liz Truss’ mini-budget are contributing factors to cuts local leaders described as unprecedented

Unison warns Local communities cannot "pay the price for the government’s grotesque mismanagement of the economy" as councils face a record shortfall of £3.19billion

Thousands of staff could walk out across the country

The mass walkout on October 29 will be the second conducted by ScotRail general grades RMT union members this month after the latest company offer was rejected

Unison will ask its 50,000 members across the country if they are willing to accept the Scottish Government’s £2205 flat pay offer

University staff say they need specialist training to deal with students in crisis as number declaring mental health conditions triples

More than half a million healthcare workers and teachers in Britain will be given a vote on strike action over pay, unions said on Thursday, adding to the challenges facing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as he tries to get to grips with an economic crisis.

Unison will ballot 330,000 of its members in a dispute over pay

'It feels like the NHS is in the last chance saloon'

It comes ahead of an industrial action ballot

Around 50,000 NHS staff members - including nurses, midwives and hospital porters - will now be asked if they are willing to accept the latest flat pay offer.