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reform must protect members our public services and the people who rely on them unison scotland skip to content join unison my unison unison uk unison scotland scotland s biggest and liveliest public service trade union representing workers delivering public and related services across scotland follow us facebook twitter instagram youtube join unison now 0800 171 2194 or click here to join online home campaigns local government pay 2027 28 glasgow local government members have two ballots public services the heart of a fairer scotland support our social care campaign for better pay and conditions nhs band 5 nurse review nhs safe staffing campaign unison in malawi pensions green workplace news info press releases briefings responses and submissions scotland in unison communications unison conference join us at work local government social work education issues group health further education higher education community voluntary energy water transport police students about about unison learning courses health and safety members benefits equalities member groups young members women in unison retired members disabled members black members unison scotland lgbt committee international political fund jobs in unison there for you unison welfare help contact need help branch contacts links and resources reform must protect members our public services and the people who rely on them 8 september 2026 trisha hamilton unison convenor mark ferguson and deputy convenor louise noble public services across scotland are facing some of the most significant challenges in decades the scottish government has announced plans to reform public services cut jobs and slash millions from public service budgets as proposals for public service reform develop unison scotland is clear that our members must have a strong voice in shaping what comes next in a joint statement to branches and activists unison scotland convenor mark ferguson and deputy convenor louise noble set out how the union will engage with reform proposals represent members views and challenge decisions that put jobs or vital public services at risk reform must not become a smokescreen for cuts or mean asking already stretched workers to deliver more with less as scotland s largest union we have a significant contribution to make to any discussions about public services our members understand better than anyone where systems work where they could work better and how services can be improved to meet changing needs the voices and experience of workers must be at the heart of any changes to public services our message to unison members across scotland is clear you will not face this period of change alone unison scotland will continue to stand up for you and for the vital services you deliver public service workers should not have to rely on rumours or speculation about what reform could mean for their jobs workplaces or services there has never been a more important time to be in unison together we will challenge the scottish government ask the difficult questions make sure the voices of our members are heard and stand up for the future of our public services you can read the full joint statement from mark ferguson and louise noble here public service reform public service reform public services post navigation previous post public sector reform in social care and local government next post restructure plans are no way to deal with a public service crisis says unison follow us facebook twitter instagram youtube home campaigns news info join us at work about there for you unison welfare help contact unison scotland 14 west campbell street glasgow g2 6rx unison scotland skip to content open toolbar accessibility tools accessibility tools increase text increase text decrease text decrease text grayscale grayscale high contrast high contrast links underline links underline reset reset