2023 year of Black Workers

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Blog: Celebrating our Black LGBT+ activists

To all our Black LGBT+ activists past and present, we thank you for your activism and for making our union what it is today

Article, General Secretary's blog on the UNISON National site.
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Universities need to ‘redouble their efforts’ to support disabled staff

UNISON higher education delegates agree to build on the ‘legacy’ of the union’s Year of Disabled Workers

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Delegates at UNISON national Black members conference hold up '2023 year of Black workers' banners
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The Year of Black Workers

A year-long focus on the important issues that affect Black members and their everyday lives

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Year of Black Workers 2023

Connecting Generations and Improving Workplaces through Legacy and Change Whilst progress in the workplace for the Black worker in terms of tackling structural, systemic, and institutional racism has been evident, it has been painfully slow. In 2022, London CNN Business reported that 41% of Black workers in the UK have suffered racism in the workplace […]

Black members news on the UNISON National site.
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