The UN’s annual climate conference, held this November in Brazil, led to a significant win for the campaign to ensure a just transition in climate policy. Tracey Wainwright, the energy sector member on UNISON’s national executive council, was there
Behind the headlines
To mark Disability History Month 2025, two of UNISON’s most senior disabled activists, Jeanette Lloyd and Tina Kemp, share their thoughts on what needs to change for disabled people
A green survey of members reveals some interesting findings, ahead of the 2026 UNISON Year of Green Activity. By Natalie Lanzalaco
Patrick Ward meets some of the UNISON members who work around the clock to keep one of London’s busiest boroughs clean and tidy
Bank workers are essential to the NHS, but they lack many of the rights of permanent staff. UNISON is working to change that for the better. By Patrick Ward
Hetticia and Vanderbilt McIntosh are petitioning for legal aid for all Windrush survivors seeking compensation from the government
UNISON trainee solicitor Shannon Salomone explains the technical details of Bindu Parmar’s race discrimination case
Bindu Parmar speaks candidly about her long-running race discrimination case
UNISON health branch partners with trust on a groundbreaking new policy for supporting staff who are dealing with cancer
The new School Support Staff Negotiating Body is a genuine opportunity to make sure all school staff are treated fairly and equally