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.
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Young members
UNISON Greater London Region now has more than 6,000 members aged 26 years or younger.Where young people are part of a workforce represented by a trade union they get a better deal, including improved pay and career opportunities, and are less at risk from exploitation, accidents and injury compared to young workers in non-unionised workplaces.
That's why our priority is to recruit and support more young members.
We are already making a major impact on the union by getting involved in campaigns and actively challenging prejudice against young people.
Together with young members UNISON is building a union that organises to win improved working conditions and pay, campaigns for better rights, and actively challenges inequality. We the young members are making a real difference.
One of the priorities for the young members forum is to increase the number of young members officers in branches, every branch should have a young members officer who can be trained to help and represent young members in the workplace.
Are you interested in becoming a young members officer? Could you make a difference to other young members in your workplace?
If you answered yes, contact your branch secretary to find out more about the role.
Alternatively email us at londonyoungmembers@unison.co.uk or telephone the regional office on 020 7535 2100.
There's also loads of useful information at www.troubleatwork.org.uk for those young people facing problems in the wrokplace.
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