Join the TUC-organised march and rally in Cheltenham on 27 January
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The new collection of essays looks at how the minimum wage could evolve
Climate change, the COVID-19 Inquiry and a change of government were amongst the debates in Liverpool this week
Union’s president describes how a decade of austerity damaged the UK’s ability to protect workers during the COVID-19 pandemic
Christina McAnea outlines damage to TUC and urges investment from next government
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
Public services, wages and staff would be better treated under Labour
Christina McAnea tells TUC that co-ordination with other unions will deliver results on pay
General secretary tells delegates in Brighton that UNISON will be working with other unions to help working people get the pay rise that they deserve
October dates announced for lobby of MPs – put them in your diaries now, as Christina McAnea says the union is working to use ‘all levers at our disposal’
Soaring inflation has superseded ministers’ miserly pay proposal
UNISON activists share their tried and tested ways of building support for a march and rally
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Join the TUC march on Saturday 18 June
Magazine, UNISON on film on the Magazine
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With the 153rd annual TUC congress underway, UNISON vice president Andrea Egan spoke of the need for a proper investment in public services