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Senior UNISON staff discuss how the Employment Rights Bill will liberate trade unions from the legal shackles imposed by the Tories and transform industrial relations – in ways that benefit all workers
Union member and long-time school inspector Andy Hewston was sacked by Ofsted for gross misconduct. UNISON helped him fight back – and win
With so much talk – and concern – about artificial intelligence and its impact on our lives and work, UNISON’s AI expert takes questions about what it will mean
UNISON members working in universities are facing the brunt of cuts caused by a funding model that is ‘not fit for purpose’
In the third of our series on the UK housing crisis, Simon Jackson looks back at the history of council housing and how it can inform the future
Why the climate crisis is a core trade union issue – and what we can do about it
UNISON’s One Team Awards honour the vital, yet often unseen work of NHS support staff. This year’s winners all work in admin
They are the invisible army who keep our workplaces safe. Hailed as heroes in the COVID-19 pandemic, have cleaners since been forgotten? And is it because most are women?
UNISON activists discuss what a difference the Employment Rights Bill will make to their work
A national care service in England is becoming a reality – but there’s still much to do
What is it? How will it change working lives? How did we get here? And what happens next? An introduction to the Employment Rights Bill
Our legal team explains the technical details of school inspector Andy Hewston’s case
Populist politicians and the far right deliberately use disinformation. So how can we tell when it’s fake?
Employers failing to collective consult with unions may have to pay more in compensation
