UNISON’s legal case makes clear employers must not discipline staff for striking
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UNISON member Fiona Mercer is at the heart of a case being heard in the Supreme Court this week, which could define the future of workers’ rights to strike
Anyone with a legitimate dispute should be able to exercise their rights without worrying they’ll be treated unfairly
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UNISON’s head of legal services, Shantha David, explains what the union’s recent Supreme Court victory means for workers
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UNISON case means workers can challenge underpayments
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Long-running dispute will go for definitive ruling in highest court
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Commenting on the Supreme Court ruling today (Tuesday) that the decision to suspend Parliament was unlawful, UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis said: “A man who thinks he’s above the law is a man not fit to be Prime Minister. “His blatant attempt to shut down democracy has failed. Now politicians can return to holding the […]
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Vulnerable families could see living standards fall
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There was no lying on sun-loungers for UNISON or many of our members involved in key struggles at work
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Thousands of people treated unfairly at work have still not been refunded hundreds of pounds they paid out to take their employers to court, says UNISON today (Thursday). It is a year today since a landmark Supreme Court decision led to the scrapping of employment tribunal fees, following a successful legal case brought by UNISON. […]
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