UNISON retired members enjoy all the benefits of UNISON membership including:
Legal advice
Welfare support
Special discounts and offers on a wide range of financial and other services
UNISON works to raise awareness of issues which concern older people and to influence decision makers. Our priorities include:
We believe our union should reflect the society we live and work in. There are more than 10 million elderly people in the UK. Retired and working members have a shared interest in obtaining decent incomes in older age, a universal health service and the creation of a civilised society.
Today's workers are tomorrow's pensioners and UNISON's members work in public services on which many older people rely.
(19/10/09) A ballot was held at the UNISON Retired Members' Conference to select two of the motions carried to be submitted to the agenda of the 2010 UNISON National Conference.
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Retired Members Newsletter February 2009Published: 24 March 2009
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Staying Active in UNISON - Retired Members Newsletter Sept 2008Published: 1 May 2008
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Staying Active in UNISON - Retired Members Newsletter Sept 2008 Acrobat PDF (5993817 bytes)
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Advice for Retired MembersPublished: 30 April 2008
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Advice on how Retired Members can participate in their local regional and branch LGBT groups.
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Out in UNISON 33 - winter 2007-08Newsletter on LGBT equality in UNISONPublished: 20 November 2007
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This issue includes understanding gender identity; organising for LGBT equality - new activists course; union learning reps; increasing bi visibility; a guide to the General Political Fund; UNISON retired members; survival in Burma Acrobat PDF (2174996 bytes)
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