Boris Johnson promised a lifeline to low-paid workers then callously pulled it away
immigration

Migrant key workers are on the pandemic frontline but their fight to remain in the country is harder than ever

Home Office grants automatic extensions to health and care workers – and indefinite leave to remain to family of healthcare workers who die of COVID-19

For pregnant women, the “hostile environment for migrants” is degrading and forces health workers to act foremost as border control and debt collectors instead of healthcare providers

On ‘Brexit Day’ Dave Prentis spoke of the importance of protection for immigrants and justice for the Windrush generation

Lawyer Sairah Javed runs a helpline for UNISON members seeking immigration advice

Conference overwhelmingly votes to continue to support members affected by the Windrush scandal and to campaign for a fairer immigration system

Home Office continuing to reject application even though married couple meet the government’s stringent demands

If you’re a member and worried about your status after the UK’s scheduled departure from the European Union, we can help

Michael Braithwaite, a school teaching assistant who lost his job due to the Windrush scandal, recalls his fear of deportation
Health staff will be relieved to know they no longer have to act as immigration officers on the wards.
At a time when our values are under fire, we must take every opportunity to oppose peddlers of bigotry, and attacks on the powerful diversity of our country – and UNISON will take a leading role in the war on hate.