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‘If we unite as one, we can move mountains’

Aug 4, 2020By UNITElive

Last week, workers at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast celebrated the first anniversary of one of the most stunning success stories of industrial fightbacks in the history of the trade union…Read more…

Aug 4, 2020UNITElive

‘Significantly improved’ offer

Jan 22, 2020By UNITElive

Unite shop stewards have agreed to suspend all-out strike action, due to start on Friday (January 24), after the bread and flour firm Hovis made a new pay offer.   Ahead of the strike that has…Read more…

Jan 22, 2020UNITElive

Deal struck over Glassmullin green

Oct 17, 2019By UNITElive

A long running dispute between residents on a West Belfast housing estate and a nearby school over a community field has come to end with the help of Unite Community.   Residents kept vigil over…Read more…

Oct 17, 2019UNITElive

‘New future’

Oct 4, 2019By UNITElive

Triumphant Harland and Wolff staff on Thursday (October 3)  walked back into work at Belfast’s historic shipyard after a nine week occupation that saved the firm.   The workers, who garnered…Read more…

Oct 4, 2019UNITElive

‘Save our yard’

Jul 30, 2019By UNITElive

Belfast shipyard workers occupied the Harland and Wolff site ahead of a rally that took place today (July 30) calling on the government to save the historic shipyard from closure.   In dramatic…Read more…

Jul 30, 2019UNITElive

‘Destructive approach’

Mar 11, 2019By UNITElive

Up to a hundred compulsory redundancies are planned at Bombardier in Northern Ireland despite large numbers having their applications for voluntary redundancy rejected, Unite has highlighted.  …Read more…

Mar 11, 2019UNITElive

‘Strength in numbers’

Mar 11, 2019By UNITElive

A campaign to give a big pay boost to workers employed by social enterprise leisure services’ giant Greenwich Leisure Limited (GLL) in London and Belfast has been launched by Unite.   Unite is…Read more…

Mar 11, 2019UNITElive

‘Only the start’

Oct 11, 2017By UNITElive

Unite deputy convenor at Bombardier Dougie Jamison lives right beside the factory where he works – a proud bulwark of highly skilled jobs and good wages in an area of Belfast otherwise blighted by…Read more…

Oct 11, 2017UNITElive

UNISON elects catering assistant from Northern Ireland as president

Jun 27, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON’s National Executive Council has elected Margaret McKee, a catering assistant from Belfast, as president at the union’s annual national conference in Brighton. Margaret has been a…Read more…

Jun 27, 2017Dave Prentis blog

Belfast honours nurses

May 26, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

Freedom of the city accepted by UNISON delegation – on behalf of the whole health care family

The article Belfast honours nurses first appeared on the UNISON site.Read more…

May 26, 2016Dave Prentis blog

Prentis pays tribute to NI campaigners over NHS homes

Aug 26, 2015By Dave Prentis blog

Three-year campaign has helped keep many homes open in Northern Ireland, but threats remain as politicians ‘bicker’

The article Prentis pays tribute to NI campaigners over NHS homes first appeared…Read more…

Aug 26, 2015Dave Prentis blog

Northern Ireland says NO to Austerity

Mar 14, 2015By UNISON Active

#M13 Over 50,000 public service workers, including UNISON members, across Northern Ireland took 24 hour all out strike action against austerity cuts yesterday. Education, health, transport and…Read more…

Mar 14, 2015UNISON Active

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