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Bochum ban fans from jumping in unison over sickness fears

The Guardian 07 Oct 2026
The German club Bochum have banned their supporters from ⁠jumping up and down in unison in part of their stadium as ⁠the ...
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Unison honors Taylor

The Blackshear Times 07 Oct 2026
Unison Behavioral Health recently recognized Charlene Taylor (center) for 20 years (29 total) of service with the organization. Taylor returned to Unison in 2006 as a ...
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Notice of Sales of Unregistered Securities (Form D) (Unison Risk Advisors Inc)

Public Technologies 07 Oct 2026
) ... The reader should not assume that the information is accurate and complete. UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. Washington, D.C. 20549 ... 1 ... Unison Risk Advisors Inc ... Unison Risk Advisors Inc ... Unison Risk Advisors Inc ... Unison Risk Advisors Inc.
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Fire and rehire dropped at Glasgow City Council as Unison agrees to ballot members over ...

Daily Record 05 Oct 2026
Glasgow City Council bosses and Unison have been at loggerheads after local authority chiefs threatened to adopt Tory-style fire and rehire tactics if a deal could not be reached ... .
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Glasgow City Council and Unison reach agreement in pay and grading row

BBC News 05 Oct 2026
The local authority says this means it will not consider dismissing and rehiring its staff. .
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Unison agrees to take new Glasgow council pay deal to members after negotiations

London Evening Standard 05 Oct 2026
The discussions have taken place amid a row over pay and ‘hire and rehire’ plans ... .
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Glasgow city council reaches pay deal with union to avert fire-and-rehire plan

The Guardian 05 Oct 2026
‘Strong and fair’ proposal to be taken to members’ ballot after previous offer led Unison to walk ...
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Andy Burnham Secures Unison Backing as Labour Leadership Bid Puts Downing Street Within Reach

Gulf News 14 Jul 2026
Andy Burnham was Tuesday striding towards becoming the UK’s next prime minister, winning the backing of the country’s largest union, adding to an already unassailable lead in Labour’s leadership ...
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