The branch resources review makes a series of proposals for more practical support for local branches including improved funding formula and a new branch support and organising fund
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UNISON members share their experiences of getting the COVID-19 vaccine to help show that, despite historical health inequalities, there’s nothing to fear
UNISON hosted a panel event on empowering victims and survivors of domestic abuse in the workplace, with speakers including MP Jess Phillips
General secretary to call for an end to the pay freeze, real living wage for care workers and proper investment in local government
Union says a phased return of all schools and colleges in England from 8 March will protect pupils and staff
Mitie, the hospital trust and Health Management Carlisle are squabbling over who is responsible for paying 150 workers unsocial hours payments that have been missed for a decade
UNISON’s Empowering Women – Live! online event begins with speeches from general secretary Christina McAnea and deputy leader of the Labour Party Angela Rayner
Clap for carers was a ‘cute idea’, but care workers would rather be paid properly for what they do
Head of local government Jon Richards looks back at the latest Westminster U-turn – this time, after a legal challenge to its unfair plans
Branches can help There for You be there for them as the pandemic continues
UNISON’s junior vice president, James Anthony, answers questions about being vaccinated against COVID-19
UNISON welcomes announcement that care workers who haven’t had a dose yet can make an appointment
In a letter to the water minister, UNISON says that revised COVID-19 guidance on close contacts means the government should tell the water industry to pause some work.
Union will push government to prioritise the ‘forgotten key workers’ in the vaccine rollout
Union’s NEC hears that it is not possible to commit to usual schedule due to ongoing COVID-19 disruption