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HOW CAN UNISON HELP?
When it comes to negotiations UNISON has the largest number of skilled workplace reps and branches backed up by experienced UNISON staff. As the UK's largest union we help shape the collective bargaining agenda and ensure our members interests are represented to the government and employers. If you want to know more about your terms and conditions or think you're getting a poor deal at work contact your local UNISON steward. For urgent advice and help at work go to Help at Work. For online advice about your employment rights and work- related issues go to Troubleatwork |
In this sectionBargaining Support's Pay Zone
Find your payscale
Proper pensions
Labour Research Payline
More informationUNISON negotiates for better pay, terms and conditions for all members. This can be at national level (as in the case of the NHS) or at company level (as in the utilities). CampaignsWe're committed to:
To find out more about what we're doing about these issues go to UNISON service groupsAll UNISON members are organised in branches and in service groups which bring people doing similar kinds of jobs or working for the same kinds of employers together. To find out more about what UNISON is doing for people like you go to At Work
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National news
Ofsted members to strike(09/05/08) One-day action to be followed by overtime banTUC commission speaks up for vulnerable workers(07/05/08) Prentis calls for action on '19th century practices'Scottish environment workers stand firm(06/05/08) 88% vote for action short of a strike, starting on MondayFight for fair pay continues(23/04/08) Birmingham council workers begin two-day strikeNews list > Recent documents
Catch Up Match Up - UNISON steward's briefingThis briefing for stewards sets out the arguments in support of the 2008/9 NJC pay claim. Letter to branches
Catch up & Match upPowerpoint presentation for the pay campaign 2008 NJC England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Microsoft PPT version
Enforcement and exploitation - Strengthening the NMWUNISON's ninth submission to the Low Pay Commission (LPC) on the National Minimum Wage (NMW), something we started campaigning for in the 1980s. Enforcement and exploitation - Strengthening the NMW
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