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The Education Secretary said her campaign ‘is getting support from every part of our movement’.

Unison is warning of disputes across the country if workers are transferred out of the NHS.

Fabian Society argues service could keep more people in jobs and fix worklessness crisis driven by ill-health

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Unions have warned the government not to water down its workers' rights bill following Angela Rayner’s departure. But substantial hikes in the minimum wage and employers’ national insurance contributions, coupled with anaemic growth, could imperil all that this Labour government seeks to achieve

Unison said health trust proposals for more outsourcing are a “direct contradiction” of Labour’s pre-election pledge

She escaped poverty to become a leading light of the Labour party, only to be brought down over a property tax payment scandal

STAFF at Edinburgh Napier University have been warned that due to cost-cutting measures up to 70 jobs could be axed ...

Former coalminers join fellow museum staff in strike over pay which is due to last until mid-September

Member of Labour’s NEC who understood the need to modernise the party’s culture to reflect the politics of the late 1980s

Letter: Ministers must think again on their approach to foreign help – and announce the funding to make the fair pay agreement a reality, says Christina McAnea of Unison

At its recent conference in Brighton, the union Unite voted overwhelmingly to expel deputy prime minister Angela Rayner from membership.