Reports, briefings and responses

The creation of a National Care Service could mean around 75,000 council employed social care and social work staff transferring

Our ebrief on the STUC Report on increasing taxes to fund Scottish Public Services. The report shows that by using

The National Care Service (Scotland) Bill is being considered by the Scottish Parliament. This e brief looks at the implications

Response by UNISON Cymru to Senedd Children, Young People and Education Committee inquiry in November 2022

A UNISON briefing ahead of the Westminster Hall debate: Potential merits of ending Section 21 evictions briefing

A focus on profit diverts vital funding from frontline care and undermines workforce pay and conditions

A UNISON Cymru Wales and Association for Public Service Excellence Report report…

The Scottish Parliament is currently considering the National Care Service (Scot…

UNISON guide to the Local Government Association 'Standards for employers of soc…

Councils lack the resources needed to deliver high-quality public services

This is the UNISON Scotland response to the Scottish Parliament’s Health, Social Care and Sport Committee’s Call for Views as

UNISON has submitted its Evidence to the Scottish Parliament’s call for views on…