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Many of you will know about – and have taken part in – the campaign against the Trade Union Bill. We won some important changes to the Bill in the House of Commons, but at the time of writing we don’t know whether it will become law or not, or if any amendments have been […]
And it said that, if the bill becomes law, the council will not "co-operate with any measures in the legislation designed either […]
If the Trade Union Bill is passed it would be a huge attack on trade unions and their members. This would impact […]
General secretary highlights ‘vicious, vindictive’ nature of government attack on unions, as he addresses LGBT conference
It will now move onto the Lords for further scrutiny. The only parties to support the bill were the Conservatives and Ukip, with a majority of 34 votes. But some Tories spoke out against […]
Ending union members’ right to have their subs deducted from wages would be disruptive, centralist and make absolutely no sense
It's a bill that is stuck in the past, outdated and not fit for purpose," said UNISON general secretary Dave […]
UNISON members working in public services will make more than half of the 1,000 strong group of workers travelling from across the UK to lobby their MPs today (Monday) at a mass lobby against the trade union bill in Westminster. Speaking at a rally outside the houses of parliament, UNISON General Secretary Dave Prentis will […]
Join us on Monday to stop this nightmare that is the Trade Union Bill
A day when I was under real pressure was the day the local press had front-page news of a legionella discovery at one of our properties, which I knew about and had well […]
Cymru/Wales local government employers defend facility time, check-off and union rights for council workers
Tackling racism ‘is one of our most urgent tasks – we cannot let it slide off our agenda,’ general secretary tells London celebration
I feel that the Trade Union Bill is completely wrong for many reasons, but here’s a brief list: just because […]
My name is Sean Keown and I work as a Pharmacy Technician. My job involves dispensing and checking medicines, counselling patients, and updating computer systems related to the issue of patient medicines.
Roger is 70 years old and has been retired from Sheffield City Council as an administrator since 1997
