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HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS and its impact worldwide is a priority international issue for UNISON. HIV/AIDS is a key workplace issue as a large number of those living with the disease are aged between 15 and 49, in the prime of their working lives.

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
Link to a PDF document on this siteAction on HIV/AIDS

UNISON's work on HIV/AIDS

UNISON'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 pandemic

HIV/AIDS - a UNISON priority

Find out why UNISON is involved in campaiging on HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS - The global context

Over 33 million people are living with HIV/AIDS. The pandemic is decimating communities around the globe further threatening public services. The facts

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International newsletter spring 2008
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Recent documents

Speech to NDC 2008 by NUPGE president

James Clancy, President of NUPGE, Canada speaks to UNISON's 2008 National Delegate Conference
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Action on HIV/AIDS

Working with sister unions worldwide to tackle HIV/AIDS
Link to a PDF document on this siteAction on HIV/AIDS

International unit annual review 2007

International unit annual review 2007
Link to a PDF document on this siteAnnual review 2007

The future of public services in Europe

This paper explores the current debate on Europe and seeks to outline some ideas on how the debate on public services might evolve over the next decade, with a particular view to stimulating productive thought and discussion as to how public service trade unions can best respond to these challenges.
Link to a PDF document on this siteThe future of public services in Europe
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