Baroness Lawrence joined UNISON head of health Helga Pile in conversation to discuss racism in healthcare and wider society, and why we need to decolonise education and support young people
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‘Windrush survivors don’t need sympathy, we need action’
Andrea delivers opening speech to Black members conference and presents two UNISON activists with awards
At UNISON’s national women’s conference, women’s care responsibilities dominated the agenda. Several motions called for greater support for women workers
At this time of uncertainty, we extend our love, strength, and solidarity to all those in Jamaica and the wider Jamaican community here in the UK
Black members’ conference will move from January
UNISON’s annual Black members conference passed motions on the most pressing issues facing Black workers today
Her unwavering passion, leadership, and dedication to equality have made a significant impact on countless lives
From Windrush to the summer’s far-right riots, UNISON’s Black members have important stories to tell
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Speaking on behalf of the TUC, Sara Gorton’s evidence focussed on the relationship between the trade unions and the employer bodies and NHS England
TUC and UNISON event gave Black health workers the chance to have their experiences heard and recorded
Two motions concerning Black members were debated on the same morning UNISON beat the government over Windrush in the High Court
First Black female MP blazed a trail
‘Racism exists in the NHS’ – a report shows, for instance, 63% of Black workers feel they’re subjected to greater scrutiny than white colleagues
‘No woman in public life should have to accept this kind of abuse and intimidation’