Greater London
This 2008 guide details the courses UNISON runs and is designed to help you get the education and training you need in UNISON and to support you in your union role, whatever it is.
Learning to organise organising to learn
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Greater London region OT forum
The Greater London Region Occupational Therapists Forum meets twice a year in central London. It is an opportunity for both BAOT Reps and UNISON Reps working in Occupational Therapy to meet and discuss issues of concern and share experience and best practice.The Forum is facilitated by Ron Harley, the BAOT Link Officer who can be contacted on 020 7535 6575 or via email on r.harley@unison.co.uk
Every two years the Forum also elects representatives onto the National OT Panel. The current representatives are:-
From Local Government Ð Mike Griffin from Kensington & Chelsea LG Branch
From Health Ð Vanessa Oliver from Enfield PCT
The Forum also holds meetings for reps working in Local Government who are currently under-represented in BAOT and UNISON structures.
2009 Forum Meetings
Friday 23 JanuaryFriday 17 July
Both meetings will take place in the Chancellors Room at Hughes Parry Hall, Cartwright Gardens, London WC1.
Regional OT Forum
The Regional OT Forum met on Friday 18th July 2008.< Back | More >
• UNISON London region
Congress House
Great Russell St
London WC1B 3LS
Email: greaterlondonregion@unison.co.uk
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