The trade union says the Chancellor of the Exchequer should have used his summer economic statement to invest in public services.
Unison said the court ruling could have implications for thousands more care staff and their employers across the UK.
Unison
The bill could pave the way for the government to introduce a new points-based system that will deny visas to so-called “low-skilled” workers.
Boris Johnson, Nicola Sturgeon and Mark Drakeford will all be observing the minute’s silence at 11am his morning.
The unions are urging politicians, employers, people at work and those on lockdown at home to join the tribute next Tuesday.
The charter commits the council to work with providers to help end zero-hours contracts and reflect travel time between home care visits in care workers’ pay.
A Court of Appeal ruling on holiday pay is expected to affect care providers up and down the country.
In a letter to the Prime Minister, Unison said he has a “duty” to take action to ease the financial strain on employees.
A care worker, whose personal campaign is to put an end to ‘undignified’ 15-minute home care visits, is the inspiration behind the new play.
The social care sector has welcomed the House of Lord’s report into social care funding, describing it as a "much needed prompt" to the government to make social care a "national priority".
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