UNISON in the Northern region
UNISON is the north’s biggest and liveliest public sector trade union with 85,000 members across the region. 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, police staff, the electricity, gas and water industries, transport and the voluntary sector. Members are organised into 44 branches.
Latest updates
(08/03/2010) On Saturday 6th March women came together in Northern Region to celebrate International Women's Day (8 March) to debate how climate change and the decisions being taken to tackle the environmental challenges the World faces disproportionally impact more on women in society.
(02/03/2010) Durham & Darlington PCT have now confirmed that they have abandoned plans for a ‘social enterprise’ to run services
Victory over library closures in Northumberland
On an inclement night over 200 people came together in Durham to Reclaim the Night.
UNISON, the public sector union, has upped its campaign against proposals to privatise Cleveland Police Force’s IT function and Control Room.
Trade Unions and the TUC have condemned Deutsche Bahn as unfit to run the Tyne and Wear Metro. Deutsche Bahn are the parent company of 'DB Regio', one of the final two shortlisted companies seeking to run Metro operations in Tyne and Wear following a competitive tendering process currently in its final stages.
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