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This year’s theme focuses on ‘Activism and Social Change’. The NUJ recognises this month as a time to celebrate past achievements and those to come.

NUJ motions on reasonable adjustments and protecting Access to Work were passed at this year’s TUC Disabled Workers’ Conference.

The NUJ president's passionate speech underlined the intersectionality and solidarity that underpins the union's work.

A large protest took place outside No10 Downing Street on Wednesday to coincide with the UK government's financial Spring Statement and in response to their recent proposed cuts to disability benefits.

The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day calls on us all to imagine a gender equal world.

Too many job adverts do not include the salary, and research shows this disadvantages women, disabled workers and Black and minority ethnic workers.

Thursday 7 November is ‘Disability Pay Gap Day’, the day when the average disabled person stops getting paid compared to the average non-disabled person.

Ballot papers must be received by noon, Wednesday 9 October to ensure votes are recorded.

The deadline for receipt of ballot papers has been extended to noon, Wednesday 9 October.

Ballot papers must be received by noon Monday 7 October to ensure your vote for the union’s next general secretary is captured.

Find out more about the candidates Laura Davison and Natasha Hirst.

Two candidates have been ratified to stand as candidates for the post of general secretary of the National Union of Journalists. The successful candidate will succeed current general secretary Michelle Stanistreet, who is stepping down from the role.

Tributes are being made to the highly respected and popular political broadcast journalist.

Closures of and cuts at the LGBT+ press and websites are depriving the community of familiar spaces for advice, belonging and advocacy.

The union is calling on political parties to make their press events and campaign activities accessible to disabled journalists.

The NUJ is offering wristbands to members interested in attending London Pride on a first come first served basis – please contact [email protected]

With the announcement of a general election on July 4, the NUJ’s motion to the TUC’s Disabled Workers’ Conference in Liverpool was timely and fully supported by delegates.

This year’s theme focuses on ‘Activism and Social Change’. The NUJ recognises this month as a time to celebrate past achievements and those to come.

NUJ motions on reasonable adjustments and protecting Access to Work were passed at this year’s TUC Disabled Workers’ Conference.

The NUJ president's passionate speech underlined the intersectionality and solidarity that underpins the union's work.

A large protest took place outside No10 Downing Street on Wednesday to coincide with the UK government's financial Spring Statement and in response to their recent proposed cuts to disability benefits.

The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day calls on us all to imagine a gender equal world.

Too many job adverts do not include the salary, and research shows this disadvantages women, disabled workers and Black and minority ethnic workers.

Thursday 7 November is ‘Disability Pay Gap Day’, the day when the average disabled person stops getting paid compared to the average non-disabled person.

Ballot papers must be received by noon, Wednesday 9 October to ensure votes are recorded.

The deadline for receipt of ballot papers has been extended to noon, Wednesday 9 October.

Ballot papers must be received by noon Monday 7 October to ensure your vote for the union’s next general secretary is captured.

Find out more about the candidates Laura Davison and Natasha Hirst.

Two candidates have been ratified to stand as candidates for the post of general secretary of the National Union of Journalists. The successful candidate will succeed current general secretary Michelle Stanistreet, who is stepping down from the role.

Tributes are being made to the highly respected and popular political broadcast journalist.

Closures of and cuts at the LGBT+ press and websites are depriving the community of familiar spaces for advice, belonging and advocacy.

The union is calling on political parties to make their press events and campaign activities accessible to disabled journalists.

The NUJ is offering wristbands to members interested in attending London Pride on a first come first served basis – please contact [email protected]

With the announcement of a general election on July 4, the NUJ’s motion to the TUC’s Disabled Workers’ Conference in Liverpool was timely and fully supported by delegates.