From landmark cases in the Court of Appeal to securing millions in settlements, UNISON’s legal services won massive victories for members in 2025
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Legal
Ofsted exists to inspect, judge and regulate – but who’s making sure it is not inadequate or should be in special measures?
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The reintroduction of tribunal fees would undermine the positive changes in the Employment Rights Bill
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Conference welcomes the Employment Rights Bill, while aware that there is more to be done to see it over the finish line
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Andrew Hewston’s six-year ordeal should finally be coming to an end
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In a win for UNISON, yesterday the government confirmed plans to double the time limit by which tribunal claims must be brought to six months
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Over the last decade, the balance of power at work has been tipped firmly away from workers. Christina McAnea explains how the forthcoming employment rights bill will change that – and the role UNISON will play on its journey into law
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Home secretary’s decisions found to be unlawful in UNISON legal case
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Tribunal fees deny the poorest and most vulnerable access to justice
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High Court will hear how former home secretary Suella Braverman reneged on key recommendations from the Windrush scandal inquiry
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