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A set of short guides, on a range of themes, to help you develop your branch and recruit and organise new members and activists. |
Behind the newsFrom congestion charging to adult learning, we explore the issues that affect us all - or should! Father of the NHS, daughter of the NHS(01/08/08) UNISON marked the 60th birthday of the NHS throughout the UK, but for one Welsh woman, the anniversary had a special meaningMoney’s too tight to mentionUNISON head of local government Heather Wakefield asks why the sector is not showing how much it values its staffBreathing fresh life into equalities agenda(27/06/08) New bill will spotlight discrimination that is swept under the carpetAphasia – busting the barriers(28/05/08) For UNISON member Pat Gallagher, the development of aphasia creates many challenges – for her and those around herBreast really is best(25/04/08) May is breastfeeding awareness month and it's the perfect time to make sure that mothers and their babies get the best support possibleWish you were here?(21/03/08) UNISON's Croyde Bay holiday village offers a great opportunity for low-paid members through its Holidays for All schemeUnited in the fight against HIV/AIDS(21/03/08) The work we do in southern Africa on HIV/AIDS is a vital part of UNISON's agendaJustice for one, justice for all(22/02/08) Migrant workers are key to our public services - organising them is key to our unionNHS trust builds jobs and health(25/01/08) A unique project in Tayside is tackling NHS recruitment problems in a way that is also helping the long-term unemployedA whole new Somerset – brought to you by IBM(21/12/07) A new deal between councils in Somerset and IT giant IBM has lessons for all branchesPublic servants deserve fair pay(18/12/07) The TUC and its 26 member unions representing the UK's public sector workforce have launched a major new campaign urging the government not to impose below-inflation public-sector pay increases in the coming year.Answering the call of duty(17/12/07) Members working in police control rooms are the voice at the end of the line when the public needs help. But low staffing poses a serious threat to public safety.< Back | More > |
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