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UNISON members at Care UK in Doncaster will begin new strike action tomorrow for two weeks, after the company refused to even discuss a wage rise this year

Across the union, UNISON members send solidarity to members on strike today

Council and school workers on NJC pay terms in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will strike on 10 July – and you can support them

UNISON activists in Newcastle took the opportunity of the union’s annual multicultural music festival at the Easter weekend to challenge racism and myths about immigration

UNISON is urging members to sign a petition being run by students in Enfield, to prevent their friend and classmate Yashika Bageerathi being deported to a potentially dangerous situation in Mauritius

October continues a bumper autumn for new members joining UNISON

UNISON regions and branches are rising to the challenge of stepping up our recruitment campaign

Sign a new petition to protect the public sector equality duty from the government’s so-called war on red tape

You can help the fight back against attacks on the equality duty by asking your MP to ask them to sign an early day motion reaffirming commitment to the duty

UNISON retired member will attend long-awaited recognition at National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire

Mining communities in Scotland took part in a new film charting the impact of the General Strike on their lives, to be screened tonight in London

As report highlights the crisis in our home care system, UNISON’s charter would improve care for those who receive it and those who provide it

Letter from national pensioners’ organisation says its members understand strains on services, adding that they will, where possible will support pickets

The union seeks government guarantees that health data will be used in an ethical manner, assigned its true value and used for the benefit of UK healthcare

Rosie MacGregor, the chair of UNISON’s national retired members’ committee, warns that older people may face further challenges to their well-being post-COVID-19