Migrant workers
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Latest updates
UNISON calls for migration system re-think
(09/09/2008) Highly-skilled overseas senior care workers are today (9 September) facing a renewed battle to retain their immigration rights, following the publication of a report by the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC).UNISON WINS ASYLUM APPEAL FOR KENYAN HOME CARE WORKER
06/08/2008) UNISON, the UK’s largest public sector trade union, has won an appeal to give Jane Yugire, a Kenyan homecare worker and her three children, the right to remain in the UK indefinitely.< Back | More >
Resources
Organising migrant workers - handbook
UNISON branch handbook on organising migrant workers.
Organising migrant workers - handbook
Join up, join in
Leaflet on UNISON's migrant workers participation project.Join up, join in
Myths about migrant workers
UNISON myth buster - learn the facts about migrant workers.Myths about migrant workers
Migrant workers welfare information sheet
Migrant workers need to know there is a union they can join which will help them to defend their rights, and that through UNISON Welfare additional personal support can be offered at times of difficulty.Migrant workers welfare information sheet
National news
Arnel Cabrera granted leave to stay
(04/08/08) Member's widower wins union-supported fight against deportationDiversity 'is not the problem'
(18/06/08) Racism, discrimination and poverty are the issues that need to be tackled, year round, conference declaresDelegates pledge support for vulnerable workers
(17/06/2008) Conference stresses need for positive trade union rightsTUC commission speaks up for vulnerable workers
(07/05/08) Prentis calls for action on '19th century practices'News list >
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