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Humanity – a poem for refugees by Joy Johnson

Dec 6, 2015By UNISON Active

Packing up her school books
Laughing with her friend
It only took a moment
For her school days to come to an end

“We’re only kids in school”
Her voice was pained but clear
Bodies charred…Read more…

Dec 6, 2015UNISON Active

UK unions must stand with their Turkish and Kurdish brothers and sisters at this time

Oct 14, 2015By UNISON Active

The trade union confederations in Turkey, KESK and DISK, along with the Engineers and Architects Association and the Medical Association organised the demonstration and rally in Ankara on Saturday…Read more…

Oct 14, 2015UNISON Active

Women in UNISON

Sep 18, 2015By UNISON Active

When national newspapers (Gender And Unity In The Labour Movement – Guardian 17 Sept) are used to urge that its time for ‘a woman’ to lead UNISON perhaps its time to look at where women are in the…Read more…

Sep 18, 2015UNISON Active

We have a moral and legal obligation to help refugees: Jane Carolan full #TUC15 speech

Sep 16, 2015By UNISON Active

“We have a moral and legal obligation to help refugees”, UNISON NEC member Jane Carolan told delegates today in a moving speech backing a statement committing the General Council to campaign for…Read more…

Sep 16, 2015UNISON Active

Pay – doing nothing is not an option

Sep 5, 2015By UNISON Active

On Thursday a national pay summit was held at UNISON head office with representatives in attendance from all regions and service groups. Co-chaired by President Wendy Nichols and NEC Policy Chair…Read more…

Sep 5, 2015UNISON Active

Can the leadership debate re-engage Labour supporters?

Aug 24, 2015By UNISON Active

It is sad to see process overtaking politics in the Labour leadership debate, especially because the campaign had at least contained something about visions and policies and how best to deliver on…Read more…

Aug 24, 2015UNISON Active

Labour ballot: The curious case of the Tory and the vote

Aug 23, 2015By UNISON Active

Andy Burnham has expressed concerns that Tories may have been given votes in the Labour leadership election and many in Corbyn’s camp have been quick to dismiss this as scaremongering, or as means to…Read more…

Aug 23, 2015UNISON Active

Kenny Bell remembered

Aug 15, 2015By UNISON Active

On the 4th anniversary of his death, Colombian human rights organisation Nomadesc has produced a video tribute to the late Kenny Bell, Newcastle UNISON Branch Secretary and deputy Regional Convenor…Read more…

Aug 15, 2015UNISON Active

UNISONActive on facebook

Aug 13, 2015By UNISON Active

See our new facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/UNISONActiveblog We’ve had problems with the existing facebook page that we are trying to sort out.Read more…

Aug 13, 2015UNISON Active

4 October National March & Rally – programme confirmed

Aug 8, 2015By UNISON Active

#4Oct British trade unions are facing a full frontal attack. Government spending on public services and the welfare state is being rolled back decades. It has never been more important for trade…Read more…

Aug 8, 2015UNISON Active

A windfall for Fat Cats – Labour must oppose Corporation Tax Cuts in Finance Bill 2015/16

Aug 1, 2015By UNISON Active

In the immediate aftermath of the Parliamentary Labour Party’s failure to oppose the Welfare Bill, its MPs with the sole exception of Dennis Skinner abstained on an amendment to decline a second…Read more…

Aug 1, 2015UNISON Active

What will the Tory Trade Union Bill mean for YOU?

Jul 28, 2015By UNISON Active

Headlines on the new Trade Union Bill and subsequent blog postings have concentrated on the threat to strike action, through the new thresholds on ballots, and on the new laws regarding picketing and…Read more…

Jul 28, 2015UNISON Active

Swimming through vomit

Jul 22, 2015By UNISON Active

The debacle created by interim leader Harriet Harman on welfare has created Tory accusations of a split when we should have been putting clear red water between Labour and the Tories. Their vile…Read more…

Jul 22, 2015UNISON Active

Scotland after socialism?

Jul 18, 2015By UNISON Active

Beneath the EU’s affront to democracy in Greece there is still the debate about whether Syriza reflects a shift to the left or whether it is just a singular reaction to a single issue…Read more…

Jul 18, 2015UNISON Active

Local government workers in firing line of tax credit cuts

Jul 13, 2015By UNISON Active

The outrage at Harriet Harman’s refusal to oppose outright the Tory £4.5bn raid on tax credits is in contrast to the muted response to Labour front bench’s equally unprincipled support for George…Read more…

Jul 13, 2015UNISON Active

Greece votes for democracy

Jul 6, 2015By UNISON Active

Yesterday’s referendum in Greece on the terms of the bailout offered by the European Union offered a decisive answer to those seeking to continue with the route to austerity. By a margin of 62% to…Read more…

Jul 6, 2015UNISON Active

UNISON #Lablink15 Day 2 ‘Meet the Newbie MPs’‏

Jul 5, 2015By UNISON Active

Day 2 of the National UNISON Labour Link Forum in Manchester started with a Parliamentary Panel of MPs and MEPS (see picture). It was inspiring to see three new MPs who come from our movement…Read more…

Jul 5, 2015UNISON Active

UNISON #Lablink15: Day 1. ‘We will never walk away from the Labour Party’

Jul 3, 2015By UNISON Active

The UNISON political fund representing members who have decided to affiliate to the Labour Party began its annual forum this morning in Manchester.

The forum was opened by Dave Prentis who…Read more…

Jul 3, 2015UNISON Active

The New Health and Social Care Economy – Dexter Whitfield

Jul 3, 2015By UNISON Active

This ground-breaking 96-page report puts the health and social care sector at the centre of importance to achieve sustainable economic growth. Commissioned by New Directions, the definitive analysis…Read more…

Jul 3, 2015UNISON Active

All roads lead to Manchester on 4 October

Jun 26, 2015By UNISON Active

Building on last Saturday’s larger than expected anti austerity protests in Glasgow, London and other cities, the TUC is calling a national demonstration in Manchester on Sunday 4 October to coincide…Read more…

Jun 26, 2015UNISON Active
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