A bonfire of employment rights might thrill right-wing ideologues, but it would be a nightmare for workers – and particularly working women
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“Jacob Rees-Mogg is determined to throw women back to the ’70s. UNISON, and the 1.3 million people who make up our membership, will not stand to let this happen”
Application being made to Supreme Court
General secretary calls for enforceable charter of employment rights and an end to ‘fire and hire’ culture
The court considers how administrators’ duties and changing contracts work with the furlough scheme. UNISON’s legal team considers the findings
Shantha David named Liberty’s lawyer of the year for leading the fight against employment tribunal fees
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General secretary stresses that British workers must not be expected to pay for Brexit as they have with the financial crisis
UNISON has won the most significant judicial intervention in the history of British employment law