UNISON is at the forefront of campaigning against racism in Scotland. UNISON members care for the whole community – we won’t allow racists to wreck Scotland’s economic and cultural future.
We have adopted three key objectives: – Tackling racism in the workforce/effective implementation of the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000 – Promoting respect for asylum seekers and humane immigration rules – Combating the far right and promoting community cohesion
We have a comprehensive action plan to address these objectives. Actions to improve member and community awareness, negotiating meaningful race equality schemes with employers and challenging the BNP.
St Andrew’s Day march and rally: 30 November
The STUC St Andrew's Day march and rally will take place on Saturday, November 30. The march will assemble at ...
Let’s recognise our shared humanity and welcome migrant workers and refugees
Women’s conference sent our thoughts to the 39 victims who died in the back of the lorry last week and ...
Immigration advice for UNISON members
Are you a member who has come to work in the UK from another country? If so, UNISON can provide ...
Demanding justice for the Windrush generation
Speaker after speaker condemned the appalling treatment by this Tory government of the Windrush generation, as conference pledged to continue ...
UN Anti-Racism Day Demonstration 16 March Glasgow
UNISON Scotland, the Scottish Trades Union Congress and many more are backing the Stand up to Racism UN Anti-racism demonstration ...
St Andrew’s Day rallies 24 Nov: Still We Rise: Internationalism, Freedom, Justice
The STUC St. Andrew's Day Anti-Racism March & Rally will take place on Saturday 24th November in Glasgow organised by ...
Wear Red Day 5 October – Show Racism the Red Card
Show Racism the Red Card is holding the fourth Wear Red Day this year. UNISON Scotland has long supported the campaign ...
Serco evictions condemned: Herald letter from UNISON, SASW and academics
We note with serious concern Serco’s stated intent to evict up to 300 people who have been told they cannot ...
The full might of UNISON standing with the Windrush generation
On the 70th anniversary of the arrival of the Empire Windrush at Tillbury Docks, conference delegates slammed the terrible treatment ...
UNISON members will not set aside their social work values in supporting asylum seekers
UNISON will step up support for local government workers who assist asylum seekers in the face of diminishing council budgets,coupled ...
Social workers must reject role of agents of state and stand up for ethical practice
Activists who attended Sunday’s lunchtime fringe meeting “Social work against the state attack on asylum and refuge” heard powerful presentations ...
March Against Racism 17 March Glasgow
UNISON Scotland, EIS and the STUC are backing Stand Up To Racism's #MarchAgainstRacism on United Nations Anti-Racism Day on Saturday ...
