Union’s president describes how a decade of austerity damaged the UK’s ability to protect workers during the COVID-19 pandemic
Covid-19

As the inquiry into the UK’s response to the pandemic prepares for its first public hearings, UNISON policy officer David Arnold outlines the process, the questions that will be addressed and the opportunities for members to share their experiences

The lack of any government messaging on COVID has also affected the issue

Andrea Egan addresses disabled members’ conference and praises delegates for their work on the Year of Disabled Workers

COVID-19 has had a disproportionate impact on Black workers and communities and it is vital to focus on challenging racism in the workplace

‘Staff with long COVID need reasonable adjustments and support, not to be put on the scrap heap’
Survey shows extent of inadequate sick pay

UNISON says that the Equality Act 2020 is being misrepresented by the Equality and Human Rights Commission

On International Workers’ Memorial Day, let us all take a minute to remember how precious life is and the cost that many workers pay every year, around the globe

