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Radical change of approach is needed from government, says UNISON

May 13, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

Measures show government doesn’t understand the magnitude of what’s needed

The post Radical change of approach is needed from government, says UNISON appeared first on UNISON National.

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May 13, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

The fight to stop Reform UK goes on

May 12, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

UNISON members are united in the fight against Reform UK

The post The fight to stop Reform UK goes on appeared first on UNISON National.

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May 12, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

Radical approach needed if Labour is to succeed

May 11, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

Pace of change hasn’t been fast enough

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May 11, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

Opinion: I want Labour to succeed, but that means radical change

May 11, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

Labour’s best hope of survival lies in very seriously returning to its founding purpose: advancing the cause of working people

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May 11, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

Studham & Whipsnade 5.3 mile circular walk

May 10, 2026By John's Labour blog

 My proper country walk with Gill for a while. The walk details were provided by the Chilterns Society guide book. Very quiet. You could extend the walk. Only 57 minute driver from East London,Recommended. Read more…

May 10, 2026John's Labour blog

Statement on the local elections – Stratford & Bow by our MP

May 10, 2026By John's Labour blog

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May 10, 2026John's Labour blog

✊ 48 Hours of Madness: Election Day, The Count, and a Bittersweet Victory in West Ham

May 9, 2026By John's Labour blog

 After weeks and months of meetings, training sessions, leaflet‑folding, and relentless campaigning, the last 48 hours have felt like a lifetime. Election Day on Thursday 7 May, followed by The Count on Friday, pushed all of us to the limit — phys…Read more…

May 9, 2026John's Labour blog

Plus ça change

May 9, 2026By Dave Watson

Another Scottish Parliament election, and it’s plus ça change. The phrase coined by the French critic, Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr in 1849, suggests that despite superficial alterations or reforms, underlying fundamental issues often remain unresolved….Read more…

May 9, 2026Dave Watson

Labour government must put workers ahead of the wealthy to succeed, says UNISON

May 8, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

Reform poses an unprecedented threat to the union movement

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May 8, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

Labour government must put workers ahead of the wealthy to succeed, says UNISON

May 8, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

Reform poses an unprecedented threat to the union movement

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May 8, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

HEADING FOR WORK – VOTE LABOUR on the way!

May 7, 2026By John's Labour blog

 Polling stations open 7am to 10pm. Remember to bring photo IDRead more…

May 7, 2026John's Labour blog

Last campaigning days for West Ham – Final message is VOTE LABOUR – everywhere

May 6, 2026By John's Labour blog

Over the past two days, West Ham Labour candidates (including Sam, who unfortunately missed the photos) and our supporters have been out knocking on doors and chatting with residents to remind them about tomorrow’s election (Thursday 7 May). Our M…Read more…

May 6, 2026John's Labour blog

On Thursday, don’t forget what Reform would have done. Vote Labour.

May 5, 2026By John's Labour blog
May 5, 2026John's Labour blog

Opinion: How Turkish trade unionists finally walked free after 14 years on trial

May 5, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

UNISON has long shown solidarity with the women belonging to KESK, the largest public services union federation in Turkey

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May 5, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

Turkish trade unionists walk free after 14-year trial

May 5, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

UNISON has long shown solidarity with the women belonging to KESK, the largest public services union federation in Turkey

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May 5, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

Pension reforms could widen gender gap

May 5, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

Trade union leaders have warned that proposed changes to public service pensions could undermine years of progress in tackling the gender pension gap

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May 5, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

Pension reforms could widen gender gap

May 5, 2026By UNISON General Secretary blog

Trade union leaders have warned that proposed changes to public service pensions could undermine years of progress in tackling the gender pension gap

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May 5, 2026UNISON General Secretary blog

Bank holiday “On the Knocker” for Labour in West Ham

May 4, 2026By John's Labour blog

 Today and Sunday have been another couple of “full on” campaigning days for Labour candidates and activist supporters across Newham. In West Ham, we’ve had three sessions each day, including attending community events and services. Huge than…Read more…

May 4, 2026John's Labour blog

Labour Unions answers the Question: “What has a Labour Government ever done for us?”

May 3, 2026By John's Labour blog

 Our rights weren’t handed down – they were fought for. And they’re only secured when we organise Statutory Sick Pay from day one.
Repeal of the Trade Union Act.
Paternity & parental leave from day one.
Removing picketing restrictions.
Ber…Read more…

May 3, 2026John's Labour blog

Full on West Ham canvass day (more to follow)

May 2, 2026By John's Labour blog

It was a busy day campaigning for Labour in West Ham, starting with an early breakfast at the Plaistow Cafe to plan before heading out to different parts of the ward. At lunch, I stopped by our headquarters in the Trinity Centre to pick up more le…Read more…

May 2, 2026John's Labour blog
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