For years, women in construction have been told the same thing: “The industry just isn’t set up for you.” That’s changed - because workers and Unite have pushed it to. Where it started - Raising the issue (2017-2024) Through Unite organising, workforce feedback, and coverage in the buildingWORKER (Spring 2024), the reality was clear: PPE didn’t fit Welfare wasn’t adequate Policies didn’t reflect real working conditions This wasn’t about comfort — it was about safety, dignity,

This year’s International Workers’ Memorial Day in Bridgwater was a strong and moving event that brought together trade union representatives, local speakers, chaplaincy support and members of the wider community to remember those who have lost their lives through work and to renew our commitment to those still living with the consequences of workplace harm. The message running through the day was clear: workplace safety is not only about the injuries people can see. Too ofte

Yesterday, we were proud to come together with Bylor and our members to celebrate the success of their Rewards & Recognition programme. Over the past year, this initiative has highlighted the importance of working safely, recognising those teams who consistently demonstrate strong knowledge, commitment, and care for both themselves and their colleagues on site. We would like to acknowledge Bylor for driving this programme forward. At present, they stand out as the only contra