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Young members talk about their concerns, their hopes and their achievements at national delegate conference
With more than one million women members representing 80% of the union, conference hears how UNISON is at the forefront of the campaign to eradicate the gender pay gap
General secretary praises the union’s growth and how solidarity is seeing strikes and success stories around the UK
Speaking in Liverpool today (Tuesday) on the opening day of the UNISON annual conference, general secretary Dave Prentis said: “Brexit has unleashed the stench of far right extremism, both on the streets and in workplaces across the country. It’s meant a rise in anger and distrust. “Public service workers from Europe have had to suffer cheap jibes […]
Conference overwhelmingly votes to continue to support members affected by the Windrush scandal and to campaign for a fairer immigration system
Gordon McKay opens union’s national delegate conference in Liverpool highlighting victories and the benefits of being in UNISON
Nationalising the retail arms of the big six energy firms would significantly boost the UK’s bid to become carbon neutral by 2050, says UNISON in a report published today (Monday). Power to the People calls on a future government to bring into public ownership the parts of British Gas (Centrica), SSE, E.ON, EDF Energy, Npower (Innogy) […]
Brexit, industrial action, campaigning, growing the union and planning for June’s national delegate conference all featured on a full agenda
Delegates for NDC, local government, energy and WET conferences must be entered on the OCS by 4 April
National executive council highlights three issues that need to be addressed to avoid ‘falling off a cliff’ next month
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