UNISON South East region
Trade union education in South East region UNISON
This 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. Link to a document on this siteDownload the course programme in PDF format

Further Education

Further Education – Final Pay Offer

The national Further Education Committee will meet on Wednesday 2 July to consider what recommendation to put behind the Association of Colleges pay offer. 

Further Education and Sixth Form Colleges Committee: About us

UNISON is the main union for support staff working in further education colleges. Our 25,000 members nationwide include learning support staff, librarians, IT specialists, technicians, professional staff, administrative and business support staff, cleaners, canteen staff and estate management staff.

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CONTACT DETAILS
• UNISON South East region
Ranger House, Walnut Tree Close
Guildford
Surrey GU1 4UL
Tel: 0845 355 0845
Email: southeast@unison.co.uk

Welcome to our new website: unison.org.uk/southeast
The site is under development and if you have any ideas about what you would like to see on it then please contact swebgroup@unison.co.uk

Latest edition of South East Campaigner
National news

UNISON welcomes 'important step' for next generation of nurses

(24/07/09) Improved training and development promised for health workers

MPs urged to put pressure on Ofsted

(24/07/08) Members ask ministers and others for help in getting employers to rethink imposed pay package

Union to enter talks with local govt employers

(23/07/08) Lay committee backs negotiations and agrees not to name next strike date

Healthcare assistants feel undervalued

(22/07/08) UNISON calls for 'just a little respect'

UNISON condemns 'fat cat' pay increases

(22/07/08) One rule for town hall chiefs, another for rest of workforce
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