Martin Cullen
After Labour’s success at the polls last week, deputy leader Angela Rayner talks exclusively to UNISON about her upbringing and what is really needed to fix the cost of living crisis
Use the elections on 5 May to send a message to the Tories about partygate and the cost of living crisis
The country is in the middle of a massive cost of living crisis and the government is failing to act – so join us in June to get the message across
General secretary calls for enforceable charter of employment rights and an end to ‘fire and hire’ culture
The union is also encouraging members and branches to donate to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal
UNISON is working with the international trade union movement to mobilise support for those affected by the war in Ukraine – and branches and members can help too
Pay and the pandemic continue to dominate UNISON’s work, the first NEC of the year heard today
The union sends condolences to all those affected by the case, and remains committed to supporting all those working in child social care
The union is fighting across multiple sectors for members’ pay and conditions, with strike ballots and consultations
The union is calling on the Westminster government to urgently introduce additional measures to protect pupils and staff in all schools
The government made last minute amendments to the Health and Care Bill this week – changes that will hit the poorest the hardest. Here’s all you need to know and where things are at the moment
As part of Black History Month, Mary Folashade Onafalujo shares her personal journey, from arriving in the UK to being a national officer at UNISON
Shantha David is the first Black or Asian woman to head the legal services team of a trade union – not just the first at UNISON, but the first anywhere in the UK
UNISON is asking members to email their MP to put pressure on the government to reintroduce COVID-19 safety measures in schools
Today’s NEC heard updates on a series of pay disputes and impressive personal injury wins for members