In the context of George Osborne's recent exhortations to big business to take up arms against unions, the suggestion by Tory MP Robert ...

(last shift at Tower Colliery) They were slaughtered at Senghenydd, at Cilfynydd, Porth and Maerdy. Where miners went Death went as well,...

The excellent Institute of Employment Rights hosted an impressive talk last night at UNISON’s new centre in London. John Hendy QC welcomed R...

A UNISON Active reader in Sydney reports on the political onslaught against public service workers in Australia's most populous state o...

Last night the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Gallery within the new UNISON Centre in London was formally opened. The interactive gallery is a j...

Rodney Bickerstaffe and the late Ken Gill were trade union contemporaries in battles against a former Conservative government, fighting for ...

Low and median incomes increased by just 27 and 56 per cent in the 30 years up to the recent recession, despite the UK economy more than dou...

Public Sector Pensions dominated the deliberations of UNISON’s National Executive Council meeting in London today. Dave Prentis presented a ...

Professor Keith Ewing, who addressed the GMB Conference on the same day as Vince Cable MP earlier this week, poses three searching questions...

Last weekends’ papers were awash with some welcome dissent on Osbornes’ economic performance as calls for a ‘plan B’ strategy came from some...