‘The fact that abortion is still a criminal offence in this country has to change’
The article Conference restates UNISON’s campaign for abortion rights first appeared on the UNISON National site.
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‘The fact that abortion is still a criminal offence in this country has to change’
The article Conference restates UNISON’s campaign for abortion rights first appeared on the UNISON National site.
‘We need to do all we can to make domestic abuse history’, women’s conference is told
The article UNISON urges better protection for domestic abuse victims first appeared on the UNISON National site.
The union will celebrate International Women’s Day with an event in Glasgow in March 2023
The article Celebrating working women: UNISON prepares for IWD 2023 first appeared on the UNISON National site.
With the World Cup now underway, UNISON has published new guidance on how workplaces can support survivors of domestic abuse
The article World Cup: Women prepare for increased domestic abuse first appeared on the UNISON National site.
A bonfire of employment rights might thrill right-wing ideologues, but it would be a nightmare for workers – and particularly working women
The article Blog: The EU law bill – a Halloween nightmare from Downing Street first appeared on the UNISON National site.
A leaked opinion from the US supreme court has suggested that abortion there could be severely limited. Anne McVicker, chair of national women’s committee, and Liz Wheatley, chair of the…Read more…
Move comes after years of campaigning and lobbying by UNISON, arguing that home and workplace cannot be easily separated in domestic abuse situations
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Abuse survivors will have new workplace protections as a direct result of work by UNISON
The article UNISON celebrates Domestic Abuse Bill passing into law first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…
On the 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act, UNISON assistant general secretary Christina McAnea looks at the fight we still face
The article Blog: a long way to go on equal pay first appeared on…Read more…
‘Sexual harassment is against the law, but the law doesn’t stop it happening‘
The article Going beyond the law: sexual harassment guidance launched first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…
For pregnant women, the “hostile environment for migrants” is degrading and forces health workers to act foremost as border control and debt collectors instead of healthcare providers
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What should be a celebration with colleagues can too often turn into an ordeal of innuendo, harassment and even assault
The article Christmas and sexual harassment – stories from the dark side of…Read more…
As the union of over a million women, and with nearly 8 out of 10 menopausal women in work, UNISON is raising awareness and understanding of the menopause. Because it’s a work issue
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City Chambers rally greets council’s ratification of £548m deal to compensate for years of unequal pay
The article ‘We won’ – Glasgow women celebrate equal pay first appeared on the UNISON…Read more…
Help us campaign for equality by filling in our survey – and maybe win a holiday for two at Croyde Bay Holiday Resort in north Devon
The article UNISON equality survey – with prizes first…Read more…
It’s only got 28 days but UNISON made every one of February’s count – here’s our regular round up of just a few of the things the union achieved over the last month
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National conference calls on ILO to count girls in forced childhood marriage as child labour
The article UNISON vows to campaign on child marriage first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…
Local government conference debates measures to tackle the issue, as the pay gap and the glass ceiling still exist
The article Gender pay gap still a problem, delegates hear first appeared on the…Read more…
When Angela Rayner was growing up she went to her gran’s house for a bath on Sundays because her parents couldn’t always afford hot water. She lived in a council estate in a home with no books and…Read more…
Delegates debate emergency motion that triggers shocking emotional testament and call for ILO action to stop girls vanishing from child labour statistics because they are ‘married’
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