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HIV/AIDS![]() As a trade union, UNISON can play a vital role in the struggle against HIV/AIDS. By working with sister unions, we are striving to ensure that workplace rights are upheld; education and training is made available to members and their families; and access to treatment and care is negotiated. Action on HIV/AIDS Working with sister unions worldwide to tackle HiV/AIDS - a leaflet on UNISON's work Action on HIV/AIDSUNISON's work on HIV/AIDSUNISON's continuing work in the fight against HIV/AIDS including details of a major new project which will strengthen the response of trade unions in southern Africa to the pandemicHIV/AIDS - a UNISON priorityFind out why UNISON is involved in campaiging on HIV/AIDSHIV/AIDS - The global contextOver 33 million people are living with HIV/AIDS. The pandemic is decimating communities around the globe further threatening public services. The facts< Back | More > |
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