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They include frontline staff and managers working full or part time in local authorities, the NHS, colleges and schools, universities, the electricity, gas and water industries, transport and the voluntary sector. Members are organised into 152 branches.
UNISON's priorities in Greater London include campaigning for a living wage and promoting equality for all our members.
SAVE OUR NHS NATIONAL RALLY – WEDNESDAY 7TH MARCH
On 7 March - as the Health and Social Care Bill enters its final crucial parliamentary stage - health workers, professionals, experts, patients and campaigners will come together for a rally to Save our NHS under the TUC All Together for the NHS Campaign.
HARINGEY SAYS NO TO FORCED ACADEMIES
UNISON members in Haringey have joined with the NUT, GMB and parents to oppose attempts by Michael Gove to force four primary Schools to convert to Academy Status. The campaign is being coordinated by Haringey Against AcademiesPENSIONS CALCULATOR
Find out how much more you will have to pay, how much longer you will work and how much pension you will lose when you retire by using the online pension calculator.KEEP UP TO DATE ON THE PENSIONS CAMPAIGN
For the latest on the 'Protect our Pensions' campaign go to http://www.unison.org.uk/pensions/protectour.aspPROTECTING LONDON’S NHS CAMPAIGN
Labour Mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone has launched a new campaign against the Conservative-led government’s cuts to the NHS in London. An online petition and more details about the campaign which is calling on David Cameron and Conservative Mayor Boris Johnson to keep their pre-election promises to protect the NHS can be found at http://www.savelondonsnhs.com/
PROTECT OUR PENSIONS
The government's strategy on pensions is clear they want us to:Generic Branch Guidance on Collective Redundancies
Government funding cuts have left many of your employers considering drastic reductions in staffing levels. Some may be trying to get round their duty to consult with you by dividing the workforce up and holding consultations in separate worksites or departments. This advice is designed to help you in these situations, as well as advising you of your employers obligations to inform and consult on mass redundancies more generally. As well as advising you of the legal position it gives guidance on what your branch should be doing through the consultation and negotiation process.Join us against government cuts to London
The government is cutting London services through cuts to our local council budgets. London Labour MPs, council leaders, Assembly members, our candidate for Mayor Ken Livingstone, and London trade unionists today - 17 December 2010 - published a joint statement urging the government to think again about the cost to London of cuts to spending.< Back | More >
