Meeting hears reports from general secretary and presidential team, recommits to work on Gaza, and discusses plans for national delegate conference
Article, News on the UNISON National
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2023 year of Black Workers
Delegates met in Milton Keynes to tackle a wide-ranging agenda
Article, News on the UNISON National
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‘We know that, together, we can make the UK a place where Black people are never left underrepresented, undervalued or underpaid’
General Secretary's blog, News on the UNISON National
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This year’s Black History Month, in October, is themed ‘Saluting our Sisters’. UNISON is using the month to celebrate exceptional women working in health
UNISON’s Year of Black Workers is an opportunity to celebrate the union’s long history of challenging racism in the workplace and come up with practical steps for further change
Article on the UNISON National
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Christina McAnea salutes a year of successful striking and campaigning, in a rousing conference speech
Article, News on the UNISON National
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Black workers in local government face multiple forms of discrimination, including bullying, racial harassment and a lack of opportunities for promotion
Article on the UNISON National
site.
UNISON were delighted to be joined by Chris Smalls, the founder and President of the Amazon Labor Union (ALU) and his colleagues, Gerald Bryson, President and Co-Founder of The Congress of Essential Workers (TCOEW) and Jordan Flowers, Co-Founder of the ALU and TCOEW. In 2020, Chris led a staged walk out that garnered national attention […]
Black members news on the UNISON National
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YOBW campaign successes and highlights to date: Activities and information that are currently on the UNISON resources and bargaining section of the Black members webpage: Ethnicity Pay Gap PowerPoint Presentation Year of Black Worker LGBT+ PowerPoint Quiz We will be launching a new toolkit at the National Delegate Conference in June, aimed at activists, and […]
Black members news on the UNISON National
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One Team values more important than ever, the national executive council heard today
Article, News on the UNISON National
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