Labour told it may be 'going backwards on equality'
Labour accused of trading all-women seats for its 'favourite sons'
September 2017
May suffers humiliation as DUP backs Labour on NHS pay and tuition fees
Government to signal pay cap for police and prison officers may be lifted
July 2017
The Guardian view on employment tribunal fees: denial of justice
Editorial: The UK’s supreme court has ruled the government wrong to levy charges. They undermine the rule of law. Ministers must respect the limits of power
May 2017
Scrap feuds and keep your eye on victory, Unison chief tells Labour
Dave Prentis warns against factions as he attacks Theresa May’s wooing of working families
April 2016
Government scraps proposed changes to trade union funding
U-turn on plan to abolish ‘check-off’ system follows threatened rebellion in Lords and will be seen as major victory for unions
December 2015
Unison head faces leadership challenge from the left
Dave Prentis, who recently criticised Jeremy Corbyn, is standing against three other candidates for post of general secretary
November 2015
Len McCluskey criticises Jeremy Corbyn over shoot-to-kill policy comments
'Infighting' Labour not standing up for low-paid workers, says Unison
September 2015
Unison has done so much for working women
Letters: Unison has always stood up for women, not only those who are members, but women in wider society too
July 2015
Unison endorses Jeremy Corbyn for Labour leadership
Unison general secretary Dave Prentis says Corbyn’s message is resonating with union’s 1.3 million members working in public services
June 2015
Unison boss to tell government that efforts to crush unions will fail
Dave Prentis also attacks proposed legislation making strikes unlawful unless 50% of those entitled to vote take part in a ballot as vindictive
September 2014
NHS workers back strike action in pay row by 2-to-1 margin
Unison members in England including nurses, porters and paramedics vote for first pay strike in 32 years
Unison's NHS workers vote to back strike action over pay in England
Union says a demoralised workforce whose real pay has fallen by 12% and won't rise for two years is bad for patients
TUC congress: We are heading for a Downton Abbey-style society
Britain risks being a nastier and poorer place as social mobility reverses and privilege is entrenched, says Frances O'Grady
August 2014
FSA meat inspectors to stage two strikes in pay row
Unison members to walk out next week after imposed below-inflation wage hike of 0.75%
July 2014
Cameron plans strike crackdown as one million public workers walk out
The Tories should be defending union rights: capitalism depends on them
Aditya Chakrabortty
June 2014
Coalition faces huge strike as biggest unions ballot council workers
Unison, GMB and Unite ballot hundreds of thousands of workers in England and Wales in protest at offer worth 1% for most staff
