One Team values more important than ever, the national executive council heard today
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Fair pay and fighting the Westminster government’s anti-strike bill are also discussed by UNISON’s ruling executive
The October meeting was also addressed by the international officer of Atomprofspilka, the Nuclear Power and Industry Workers Union in Ukraine
UNISON president Andrea Egan outlines her vision, pledging: “I use every power and opportunity I’ve got, and I won’t leave any equality group behind”
Christina McAnea also tells NEC meeting that the spectacle of the Tory Party leadership candidates trying to ‘out-tough’ each other is ‘unedifying’
Rising prices and the TUC march and demo on 18 June dominate union’s NEC meeting
Meeting also continues preparations for the union’s first in-person national delegate conference since before the pandemic
Meeting hears that UNISON ‘will continue to work with the international trade union movement to offer support to Ukraine’
National delegates set to meet in Brighton in June – for the first time since the pandemic
Pay and the pandemic continue to dominate UNISON’s work, the first NEC of the year heard today
The union is fighting across multiple sectors for members’ pay and conditions, with strike ballots and consultations
Government must deliver ‘a fair and just’ response to the climate emergency
Today’s NEC heard updates on a series of pay disputes and impressive personal injury wins for members
Ongoing high profile pay campaigns, industrial action and the ongoing fight against racism and hatred highlighted at union’s national executive council