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Union is ‘extremely concerned’ at reports that MPs, councillors and Labour-affiliated unions should cut ties with the Palestine Solidarity Campaign

In light of the current conflict in Gaza, and what is happening domestically, UNISON and Hope not hate have produced a new guide

Speaking in support of the motion, NEC member Jordan Rivera said: “We have 180 women in Gaza giving birth every day and there is no pain relief. Women are giving birth with no medical care […]

UNISON stands in solidarity with the International Transport Workers Federation and its affiliates, including Nautilus International, whose members have come under attack

Since then, hundreds more Palestinian civilians have been killed and homes destroyed. Gaza’s healthcare system is only partially functioning, due to bomb damage, the killing of almost 200 […]

The bombing of Gaza and further severe restrictions on access to water, energy and essential medical supplies have […]

Previous statements UNISON condemns violence in Israel and Gaza and calls for international law to be upheld UNISON statement on Gaza hospital […]

UNISON condemns the bombing of the al-Ahli al-Arabi hospital in Gaza. The targeting of a hospital, resulting in the tragic loss of lives – including those of health workers, patients and civilians taking shelter – constitutes a war crime under international law. We send our condolences to all those who mourn the loss of loved […]

Gaza is being subjected to an intensification of the 16-year blockade, with access to water […]

UNISON hosts event to mark second anniversary of the forced disbandment of the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions

UNISON is ‘deeply concerned’ about the impact of the Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill as it gets its second reading in parliament today

Union members and branches are invited to donate in solidarity with the Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine.

On the first anniversary of the war in Ukraine, with no sign of peace, the trade union movement prepares to launch a new appeal for trade unionists displaced by the war

Turkey may now be Türkiye, but the state’s attacks on trade unions continue. Janey Starling talked to the president of the Confederation of Public Employees Trade Unions

Guest speaker Daniella Vega Sotelo, a member of the peasant farmer’s union FENSUAGRO, spoke of being a trade unionist in Colombia