Magazine
Writer and veteran campaigner Harry Leslie Smith looks to the past and shares his hopes – and fears – for the future
Hundreds of student nurses have protested against proposed cuts to bursaries
UNISON members working at the Thames Barrier represent the ‘epitome’ of public service
Victory in the Lords is only the beginning of UNISON’s hard-fought campaign to protect tax credits for working people
After years seeking justice for his murdered son, Conroy Lawrence has turned his campaigning spirit towards protecting the NHS and his trade union rights
Graeme Ellis’s experience of homecare made him determined to improve the lives of others in his situation
A change of boss turned Karen Williamson’s working life upside down. Her UNISON rep, Mary Pearson, helped her find the right way up…
A team of women filmmakers have brought the story of the suffragette movement to the big screen, with a very special woman among the extras
Sinéad Liddy recalls her journey to becoming Northern Ireland’s first chair of the National Young Members’ Forum
A new law threatens to punish workers if they stand up for their jobs and services
Unpaid, risking trouble at work and not always thanked – why do UNISON’s 40,000 activists do it?
This year Glasgow’s homelessness caseworkers decided to go on strike. This is their story
UNISON offers transgender members invaluable support in the difficult journey to become themselves
A new kind of UNISON office is adding an extra dimension to the union’s organising