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 Labour Link
The Affiliated Political Fund (APF) or Labour Link finances UNISON's affiliation to the Labour Party giving UNISON members a very direct way of getting their message across to politicians - through political lobbying.
This enables us to promote members' views and argue for UNISON policies, which will improve working terms and conditions, help protect public services and create a better society. It's the opposite of a blank cheque for Labour. We keep up the pressure and use our valuable links to get UNISON's agenda heard. For information on the Greater London Labour Link contact:
Steve Terry
UNISON London region
1st Floor Congress House
Great Russell Street
London WC1
Tel: 020 7535 2100
Fax: 020 7535 2105
Email: s.terry@unison.co.uk
The current co-chairs of the Labour Link committee are Louise Couling and Bill Beekoo.
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Congress House
Great Russell St
London WC1B 3LS
Email: greaterlondonregion@unison.co.uk
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