Unite the Union

Unite the Union has cut its affiliation fee to the Labour Party by 40% (£580,000) due to anger over the Labour Party's handling of the Birmingham bin strike. This action reflects the union's dissatisfaction with the Labour Party's stance on workers' rights and economic strategy.

Unite the Union is organizing strike action across three Scottish universities due to a pay dispute. They are advocating for a pay rise of at least RPI plus 3% or £3,000, whichever is greater, and a minimum hourly rate of £15 for their members.

Unite the Union has strongly criticized ExxonMobil's decision to close the Mossmorran plant ahead of schedule, calling it a 'disgrace and a betrayal of its workers' and highlighting job losses in the oil and gas industry.

Unite the Union campaigned for the Leonardo (company) contract, viewing its approval as a 'tremendous victory' for its members and the aerospace sector in the United Kingdom. They expressed satisfaction that Rachel Reeves listened to their concerns.

Unite the Union's hospitality branch, led by Bryan Simpson, criticized BrewDog's management for the mass layoffs, comparing it to the DP World===P&O Ferries scandal. They are demanding answers over unpaid wages from AlixPartners.