General secretary, Andrea Egan, is encouraging members to bring flags and banners and join her at the Together Alliance national demonstration in central London this weekend
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We cannot expect healthcare workers to be ‘superhuman’ again. UNISON will take every action necessary to end the staffing crisis, properly fund the NHS, and make sure the catastrophe of the Covid-19 pandemic is not repeated
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Following the National Education Union (NEU)’s decision to actively recruit school support staff and withdraw from the agreement with us which they had signed in 2017, on Friday the NJC unions met with the TUC and expressed strong concerns.
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UNISON activists and members have a vital part to play in tackling Reform UK
Union ‘stands in solidarity with our trade union partners and the millions of civilians throughout the region who fear the consequences of growing hostilities on their lives, jobs and public services’
As with many other Reform UK announcements, there’s a worrying lack of understanding of the things the party intends to change