The chancellor faces a tough task, but Rachel Reeves must show that Labour is serious about growth
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New act will strengthen protection against sexual harassment in the workplace, but UNISON will continue to campaign for further improvements to the law
Menopause is not just a personal issue – it is a workplace issue that impacts productivity, retention, and employee wellbeing
First meeting since the general election also hears about developments on organising and on fighting racism and the far right
On the winter fuel allowance and WASPI women, UNISON is sending a strong message to government not to ignore retired people
Salford mayor becomes the first to sign a new migrant care workers charter, created with the help of migrant workers themselves
The inspiring diversity and inclusion lead of the year was presented to Arfan Bhatti
The Renters’ Rights Bill is the Labour government’s first step toward reforming the housing sector and aims to rebalance the power between private renters and their landlords
UNISON continues to call for a ceasefire, the release of hostages, full humanitarian aid and an end to the blockade, but our own government must do more
At this year’s police, probation and CAFCASS service group conference, pay and psychological support led the agenda
95% of members voted to accept the offer and, with other police staff unions also accepting, it is hoped it will be implemented as soon as possible
Over the last decade, the balance of power at work has been tipped firmly away from workers. Christina McAnea explains how the forthcoming employment rights bill will change that – and the role UNISON will play on its journey into law
Elisa Vasquez-Walters from UNISON’s Probation Committee responds to the government’s announcement that it intends to reduce the number of women in prison
Do you know an exceptional young UNISON campaigner? Has any young member in your branch or region run a brilliant campaign? If so, UNISON wants to hear from you
Mike Short, head of local government, explains the situation for council and school staff pay in England and Wales, and why UNISON is asking members to vote to strike