UNISON is London's biggest trade union with 130,000 members across the capital. Our members are people working in the public services, or for private contractors providing public services and the essential utilities.
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.
If you are looking for something exciting to do on
Saturday 4 July then why not join the Greater London Regional LGBT Group on the Pride London parade. This year will be bigger and better than last as we will be walking behind our own "ad van"! Why not bring along your breakfast – cava, coffee, croissants …. it’s up to you!
The Prime Ministers Nursing & Midwifery Commission web site is now live – please log on and have your say and share your experiences.
The 2009 Health Training Conference will take place on Wednesday 7 October at Congress House.
Following a massive £600,000 investment we are offering amazing prices for groups so why not organise your branch break with us here on the unspoilt North Devon Coast.
Our UNISON holiday village at Croyde Bay, North Devon is nearing completion of another phase of the redevelopment with the new features due to open for Easter. It will mean an additional 17 new jobs, bringing the total number of staff to 95. It will also give the opportunity to extend the season.
The latest edition of Thompsons Personal Injury Law Review publication can be downloaded below.
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Trade unions, representing 1.3 million local government workers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, have welcomed an ACAS award of an additional 0.3%, bringing the 2008/2009 pay increase to 2.75% on all pay points. An extra £100 had already been agreed for the lowest paid.
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