Freedom From Fear
Usdaw’s Freedom From Fear Campaign seeks to prevent violence, threats and abuse against workers.
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Freedom From Fear - Most shopworkers say they've experienced abuse in the past year
Usdaw’s Freedom From Fear Campaign seeks to prevent violence, threats and abuse against workers.
Usdaw takes both the physical and mental wellbeing of its members very seriously.
Usdaw is campaigning for the Government to take urgent action to 'Save Our Shops'.
The aim of the campaign is to raise awareness of hate crime and the harm it does to members and their families.
Stand up for carers - Raising awareness of the rights carers have at work.
Our aim is to get members talking about pensions and making plans for their retirement, even if that is many years ahead.
Usdaw believes everyone has the right to work in a safe and supportive environment.
Young workers are a vital part of the workforce but are often undervalued, underpaid and discriminated against.
Usdaw is campaigning for all large shops in Scotland to close on New Year’s Day.
Too many key workers are trying to exist on low pay, facing abuse every day while trying to carry out their essential role.
As prices continue to rise, the cost of living crisis is affecting everyone.
Support the Keep Sunday Special campaign and oppose the changes to existing Sunday trading laws.
In the UK, 1 in 5 people have a disability (as defined by the Equality Act 2010), 80 per cent of which can’t be seen.
On Friday 18 October, Usdaw is once again joining forces with the anti-racism football charity 'Show Racism the Red Card' to support 'Wear Red Day'.
Enabling women to feel more comfortable with the symptoms of menopause at work.