The new collection of essays looks at how the minimum wage could evolve
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We’ve endured three Conservative prime pinisters since the 2019 general election
The meeting also agreed a statement condemning the resumption of violence in Gaza and calling for an immediate ceasefire
Health workers continue to risk their lives as they attempt to respond to the huge increase of those requiring treatment
LV= is extending its insurance offering to UNISON members
The victory marks the latest success in UNISON’s Pay Fair for Patient Care campaign, which has seen re-banding wins across the country
UNISONDirect hours over Christmas and the new year
UNISON forced catering company Dolce to pay workers thousands of unpaid wages after cutting their hours
UNISON’s head of legal services, Shantha David, explains what the union’s recent Supreme Court victory means for workers
NEC member Tony Wright explains what he’ll be doing in Dubai and why it’s vital that UNISON has a presence there
Christina McAnea spoke about how the world of work has changed since she left school, saying: “Without doubt, being young today is so much harder”
The government should stop demonising migrants, instigate reform and create a national care service
School support staff had the opportunity to share their experiences with politicians
‘Threatening benefit cuts or accusing disabled people of “not doing their duty” achieves nothing,’ writes UNISON general secretary
‘Education workers in Northern Ireland are not prepared to sit and wait while you sort out all the political problems. Working people need pay justice now’