Amanda Kendal
UNISON members face Dickensian hardship as the costs of domestic fuel and petrol cause suffering and fear
UNISON activists share their tried and tested ways of building support for a march and rally
On International Workers’ Memorial Day, Chris Cooper, a member of UNISON’s national health and safety committee, shares the tragic story behind why he became an H&S rep
Having survived a disastrous period of part-privatisation, UNISON members in the Probation Service are still undervalued and underpaid. Lee Middlemass is one of them
Labour’s shadow police minister, Sarah Jones, talks about the challenge of tackling violence against women in the wake of the murder of Sarah Everard
COVID-19 has seen UNISON members having to deal with intense levels of grief – both personally and as part of their jobs. But UNISON can help
A UNISON competition to explore 2020 in verse proved to be a big success
With Kamala Harris making history as America’s first female vice-president, Amanda Kendal reflects on the value of having women in positions of authority
As part of Black History Month, we review a new book that explores systems of exploitation, suppression and persecution
World Environment Day comes in the midst of a pandemic – and coronavirus has brought unexpected lessons for a better future