Jim McFarlane spoke in support of Motion 38, stressing that the housing crisis is no longer just a housing issue
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Housing crisis in rural communities – Karen Merriman
Karen Merriman, Orkney Health branch, moved Motion 38, highlighting the severe housing crisis facing remote and rural communities and its
Read moreImpossible choices women on visas face
Latifat Anifowose, NHS Glasgow & Clyde CVS branch, also spoke in support of Motion 48, drawing on the lived experiences
Read moreFairer access to childcare for migrant women workers – Isabella Ingibina
Isabella Ingibina, City of Edinburgh branch, spoke in support of Motion 48, highlighting the significant childcare barriers faced by Black
Read moreOutsourced workers need strong union too – Jim McFarlane
Jim McFarlane, NEC member, spoke in support of Motion 3, highlighting the growing number of UNISON members delivering public services
Read more2027 the Year of Women Workers – Millie Holroyd
Millie Holroyd spoke in support of Motion 58, calling for 2027 to be recognised as the Year of Women Workers.
Read moreAttacks on international institutions threaten workers’ rights – Stuart
Stuart spoke in support of Motion 71, stressing that international law, human rights and multilateral cooperation are fundamental trade union
Read moreWhen 600 workers said no in NHS Forth Valley
How outsourced NHS workers took on Serco and won When Serco attempted to force low-paid NHS workers at Forth Valley
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University staff at Glasgow Caledonian to vote on strikes over potential job cuts
Professional services staff – including IT, admin and security workers – at Glasgow Caledonian University are being balloted for strike
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Next government must make public services a priority, says UNISON
Commenting on the Scottish election results announced so far, UNISON Scottish secretary Lilian Macer said today (Friday): “We look forward to working
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