“But going after disabled people and vulnerable families is not the way to get the UK economy back on track, nor out-of-work individuals back into jobs. “Many can’t work because of lengthy delays in ...

The UNISON general secretary emphasised how the public sector is essential to advancing women’s economic rights and equality ...

“If the government wants to cut welfare spending, the focus should be on making work pay. That means acting against employers paying poverty wages and supporting those able to work into the jobs ...

The ‘NHS Bank’ sounds like a strong and reliable institution. Somewhere safe that will always provide security. But the data ...

We are encouraging as many members as possible to contact their MPs, because the country can't be fixed with underfunded ...

The Employment Rights Bill (ERB) which UNISON believes will make ‘game-changing’ changes to workers’ rights, returns to the ...

Action at Greenwich and Lewisham hospitals was the first re-banding campaign launched in London and saw five days of strike ...

Today’s judgment relates to a Court of Appeal hearing last autumn, which rejected Ofsted’s attempt to overturn a 2023 employment appeal tribunal verdict that said Andrew had been unfairly dismissed.

Commenting on the Prime Minister’s announcement today (Thursday) that NHS England is to be abolished, UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea said: “Delays and long waits for operations and ...

“Harassment, bullying and sexually motivated incidents remain shockingly high. Staff providing vital treatment and support must be able to do their jobs without fear of any kind of abuse, attack or ...

As the largest women's organisation in the country, we're celebrating 50 years of both the Equal Pay Act and the Sex ...

“No one should feel like they’re not safe from physical or sexual violence at work. Or in any area of their lives. “Violence and misogyny are also daily occurrences in communities. And in the very ...