Changes to government policy on international recruitment, visa rules and earnings thresholds have left NHS migrant workers feeling anxious and uncertain

'In the face of such evil and hate, none of us should stand by and do nothing. That’s why HOPE not Hate’s weekend of action this Saturday and Sunday (18-19 October) is so important'

Support staff working for the Cathedral Schools Trust have voted overwhelmingly (92%) to strike in a dispute over pay.

UNISON needs to hear from disabled members about how proposed changes to PIPs (Personal Independence Payments) will affect them

Phlebotomists in East and North Herts hospitals have won a £2,000 a year pay rise, after successfully arguing that their jobs should be upbanded. The

A union says up to 600 full-time jobs could be axed at Derriford Hospital.

UNISON’s charity for members has a limited fund available to assist with the cost of spring footwear. Check whether you're eligible and save the date – applications open 12 noon on 20 March.

As the largest women's organisation in the country, we're celebrating 50 years of both the Equal Pay Act and the Sex Discrimination Act this International Women's Day

Mitchell Coe, UNISON’s national LGBT+ officer, has some suggestions for how branches can mark LGBT+ history month.

Her unwavering passion, leadership, and dedication to equality have made a significant impact on countless lives.