South East
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Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender
Stop Uganda's gay death law
Uganda’s parliament is preparing to pass a brutal new law that would punish gay people with prison - even death...
LGPS equality victory and Religious civil partnerships
After years of lobbying, the new Local Government Pension Scheme will now treat civil partners and spouses the same for the calculation of survivor benefits. Previously, a civil partner’s service was only taken into account from 1988 for the calculation of surviving partner benefits....
Dates for your diaries 2010
Committee
26th March 2010 - Ranger House
14th May 2010 - Ranger House
8th October 2010- Ranger House
Pride Events
Oxford - 12th June
London - 3rd July
Thanet - 7th July
Brighton 7th August
Reading - 4th September
Why Should You Consider Self Organisation?
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender people are still denied equality in the workplace. The group gives you a real voice in UNISON, which is committed to working for LGBT rights.
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• UNISON South East region
Ranger House
Walnut Tree Close
Guildford GU1 4UL
Tel: 0845 355 0845
Email: southeast@unison.co.uk
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Visionary campaign launches in the North East
(16/03/10) General secretary launches campaign for 'social justice'Solidarity with Italian workers
(09/03/10) Dave Prentis writes to CGIL ahead of 12 March day of action for public servicesActivists meet to build equalities work
(05/03/10) General secretary stresses importance of equalities in everything UNISON doesUNISON meets Hollywood
(03/03/10) Meryl Streep plays Inez McCormack at New York women's summit'Think again', Chesterfield told
(25/02/10) UNISON calls for privatisation rethink after bidders pull outNews list >
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