Union members and branches are invited to donate in solidarity with the Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine.
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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
The October meeting was also addressed by the international officer of Atomprofspilka, the Nuclear Power and Industry Workers Union in Ukraine
Six months into the Russian invasion, Ukraine trade union activists continue to help members in ways that are both dramatically different and comfortingly familiar
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On International Workers’ Memorial Day, let us all take a minute to remember how precious life is and the cost that many workers pay every year, around the globe
Service group executive statement says: ‘Sometimes you need to pick a side. Sometimes you need to do the right thing’
Paramedics are driving 1,000 miles to deliver 10 ambulances to Ukraine health workers and relief goods to refugees
Meeting hears that UNISON ‘will continue to work with the international trade union movement to offer support to Ukraine’
Like everyone else I’ve watched the news of the war in Ukraine with a mixture of disbelief, horror and disgust. And there is no respite in sight
UNISON wants to hear from Ukrainian and Russian members, as well as branches who are seeking to help the victims of war
Two Ukrainian trade union staff members speak to UNISON about their new role – supporting members during wartime
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UNISON members on the Medway were determined to show solidarity with Ukrainians when they discovered that a consignment of Russian gas was heading their way
The union is also encouraging members and branches to donate to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal
Staff at Grain LNG against unloading cargoes from the Boris Vilkitsky and Fedor Litke but fear for jobs
UNISON is working with the international trade union movement to mobilise support for those affected by the war in Ukraine – and branches and members can help too