‘A Labour-controlled council should not engage organisations that use fire and rehire to run its leisure centres,’ says UNISON branch
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No more delay tactics over deserved wage rise
UNISON’s new national executive council (NEC) has elected a new presidential team
UNISON delegates hear disturbing accounts of the COVID-19 crisis being used as cover to suppress peaceful opposition
UNISON’s special delegate conference gets serious about the scale of the climate challenge
Tuesday is Windrush Day. But instead of enjoying a day of celebration, the Windrush generation are still fighting for justice
Delegates look to building a better future when the pandemic is finally over
Conference hears of the experiences of NHS workers in the pandemic – and debates what is needed to restore and improve the health service and social care
Fringe event at special delegate conference calls on Black staff to organise, take control and make change happen
UNISON looks to mobilise for crucial COP26 climate talks in Glasgow
Health service staff employed by private companies must not lose out on the wage rise
UNISON renews campaigning commitment to a greener and more equal future
Conference hears how recruitment and retention have boomed in the pandemic, and listens to examples of how it was done
Major debate looks at the Westminster government’s COVID record, from procurement of PPE to the impact on Black workers
Christina McAnea gives first annual conference address as general secretary