Latifat Anifowose, NHS Glasgow & Clyde CVS branch, also spoke in support of Motion 48, drawing on the lived experiences
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Fairer 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 moreProtecting trade union representatives from victimisation – Josephine Wilson
Josephine Wilson spoke in support of Motion 4, highlighting the importance of protecting trade union representatives from victimisation in the
Read moreMigrant workers are essential to the NHS and public services – Rakiya Suleiman
Rakiya Suleimen MBE from Lothian Health branch also spoke in support of the composite, stressing that migrant workers are essential
Read moreMigrant workers deliver vital public services every day – Faith Ngoa
Faith Ngoa, South Lanarkshire branch spoke powerfully in support of the composite, reminding conference that migrant workers are not statistics
Read moreSupporting migrant workers – Mark Ferguson
Mark spoke in support of Composite A, highlighting the vital contribution migrant workers make to Scotland’s public services and communities.
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