Unison Warns of Major Strikes over Pensions

The transcript discusses the potential for industrial action by UNISON members, with a focus on defending pensions. Dave Prentis calls for strike action, urging members to prepare for sustained efforts. Public sentiment is mixed, with some supporting the cause but wary of prolonged strikes. The debate centers on whether negotiation or strikes are the best approach to resolve pension issues. UNISON remains ready for action, with discussions planned with the government.

What are the main reasons for the frustrations expressed by the UNISON members at the conference?

How does the general secretary's tone reflect the sentiments of the members regarding strike action?

What does the phrase 'call to arms' signify in the context of the speech given by Dave Prentis?

What challenges do the general secretaries face in garnering public support for strikes?

What is the stance of Unison regarding the resolution of public sector pensions?