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UNISON hosts parliamentary event to highlight the findings of welfare reform survey
Christina McAnea praised members for leading the fight against damaging welfare reforms
Survey finds people with disabilities rely on the personal independence payment to be able to work
UNISON needs to hear from disabled members about how proposed changes to PIPs (Personal Independence Payments) will affect them – but hurry closes 30 June
Government plans on benefits would drive some disabled people into poverty and put further strain on the NHS
UK Disability History Month helps to recognise the valuable role disabled people play at work and in society
Reasonable adjustments for healthcare students on clinical placements, accessibility passports, and disability and carers’ leave all discussed at health conference
‘Threatening benefit cuts or accusing disabled people of “not doing their duty” achieves nothing,’ writes UNISON general secretary
UNISON’s disabled members’ conference debates pay gaps, the national care service, and the health and disability white paper
MSP Pam Duncan-Glancy tells UNISON’s disabled members conference that delegates work is ‘changing lives’
UNISON’s disabled members conference opened with a round-up of the year’s activity – including positive lobbying for disability equality
Ahead of UNISON’s national disabled members conference, one delegate talks about her life as a neurodiverse person – and how being diagnosed has changed it for the better
Behind the headlines, UNISON people on the Magazine
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UNISON says that the Equality Act 2020 is being misrepresented by the Equality and Human Rights Commission
The ground-breaking Disability Employment Charter, which UNISON co-founded, calls for a legal two-week limit in responding to reasonable adjustments