Tribunal fees deny the poorest and most vulnerable access to justice
Legal
High Court will hear how former home secretary Suella Braverman reneged on key recommendations from the Windrush scandal inquiry
Judge agrees with UNISON that the then business secretary, Kwasi Kwarteng, acted unlawfully, unfairly and irrationally
The union is challenging government regulations that undermine the right to strike
The vast majority of these cases were work-related personal injury claims
The bill now moves to committee stage, where UNISON will submit expert evidence on why a bonfire of workers’ rights is a bad idea
Shantha David is the first Black or Asian woman to head the legal services team of a trade union – not just the first at UNISON, but the first anywhere in the UK
The point of a demonstration is to be heard and to have an impact – the explicit aim of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill seems to be to minimise any impact
During the COVID-19 crisis, UNISON has changed its processes to make it easier for members to get legal support at no extra cost, as part of their union membership
Workers should not be saddled with debt for years because of the blunders of a company