The trade union has criticized the lack of political consideration towards public health workers and teachers. Union spokesman Andrea Egan said that the government's approval of the Jackdaw was a 'serious error'. He pointed out that these workers have been treated as an idea after completing school. Egan also criticized the lack of political consideration for public health workers and teachers, noting that 'Jackdaw is an example of politics against logistics.' He specifically stated that 'the majority of public health workers and teachers were overlooked by the government,' adding that this is a principle issue.

He insisted on protecting public sector jobs, but noted that "there is no reason why we should be treated like an idea after having completed school". The union leader criticized the approval of Jackdaw as "a miserable sign of disrespecting the policies for protecting public industry", adding that "the approval of Jackdaw is a signal that the government is not doing its part in facing climate crisis". Egan's criticism also went to the Ministry of Social Policies, asking whether "social policy should be considered differently from what has been done with other sectors".

He emphasized that 'social policies are fundamental for ensuring workplace safety and job security', but he noted that 'there is no reason why we should be treated like an idea after having completed school'. Union has pointed out that 'the Jackdaw is a case of politics against logistics' and criticized the government's approval of the gas field as 'a signal that the government is not fulfilling its part in addressing climate crisis'. It is evident that the choice of Jackdaw has sidelined policies aimed at protecting public industry, and Unison's criticism is a key indicator of the importance of maintaining political consideration towards workers in health care and education.