“The UK government is using the African and Black community to build their economy. I’ve worked so hard, full-time. Yet, when I renew my visa, I have to pay a £1,000 surcharge to use the NHS."
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Lots of people will be starting the new year battling cancer. Former UNISON editorial manager Diana Harrison shares her personal account and thanks the NHS staff who are caring for her
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Former UNISON president Lucia McKeever cites her union's commitment to lifelong learning as a key reason for her unexpected rise through the ranks
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Mike Leigh's historical adviser talks about the research that informs the recounting of the 18th century pro-democracy rally that ended in tragedy
The article Epic new film depicts the events...
UNISON's disabled members are working hard to combat unfair treatment at work
The article Unlocking our potential first appeared on the UNISON National site.
To mark the 25-year fight against racism in football, we spoke with two former players who experienced racism first hand – but are now helping to educate players and fans alike to accept...
“We're not standing for it because we've got children.” Birmingham council’s homecare workers are not taking proposed changes to their contracts lying down
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Health pay, local government cuts, outsourcing, Brexit.... new term, same curriculum
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A new documentary celebrates an act of international solidarity by Scottish factory workers that has entered into union folklore
The article Grounding a coup first appeared on the UNISON National...
UNISON's new president Gordon McKay talks about his ambitions for his year in office
The article ‘You don’t achieve anything in the movement by yourself’ first appeared on the...