UNISON’s legal officer and in-house solicitor Bruce Robin looks at the government’s plans for new bills on employment rights and race and disability equality
Behind the headlines
UNISON met two long-standing school activists who share why Stars in Our Schools is so important to them
A successful campaign to get healthcare assistants in two Teesside hospital trusts re-banded, with back pay, is a textbook illustration of the value of the strategy
Probation officers bring hope and rehabilitation to people involved in the criminal justice system. UNISON meets the members who are proud to work in probation – and hears about what needs to change
Greg Marshall, the chair of UNISON’s Environment Agency sector committee, explains how to become a citizen scientist, as we near Green UNISON Week
There’s an issue you want to address, campaign for, change for the better. But how do you win the hearts and minds of those who matter? Simon Jackson unpicks the art of lobbying
Labour’s landslide victory has resulted in a number of new MPs with links to UNISON. Meet the class of 2024
The Labour Party’s return to power should mark an end to central government’s attacks on the Human Rights Act. By UNISON head of legal Shantha David
The political fund allows UNISON to fight across the UK for better rights at work, more support for public services, and against discrimination
UNISON policy officer David Arnold says that Labour’s first King’s Speech reveals ‘the most interventionist and class-conscious government since the 1970s’