More articles for Public services

The political landscape across Yorkshire and Humberside may have changed, but our commitment to public services remains the same

Any improvement in the nation’s finances must be invested in essential services and staff

Recognised trade unions should be explicitly embedded in procurement processes

Clauses do not go far enough in delivering fair treatment and outcomes

A shift from universal, preventative services to outsourced provision has widene…

This briefing looks at the implications of current and projected demographic cha…

The draft Code is too weak and contains significant loopholes

There can be no return to austerity

Investment for the future is key

UK workers have vast expertise and insight that can help shape AI development in ways to benefit everyone

A report for UNISON on the growth in use by councils of local authority trading …

Getting health of workforce right will help economic growth

UNISON policy officer David Arnold says that Labour’s first King’s Speech reveal…

Labour’s workplace rights package promises to be a game changer.

The public wants good public services and they’re fed up of seeing them driven into the ground.

Investment in youth services would be better than hare-brained schemes