UNISON in Mencap
UNISON has a proud tradition of representing Mencap staff. We have more than 1,000 members working for Mencap, and we understand the challenges you face while carrying out the vital work that you do.
UNISON and Mencap are building a relationship in which we work in partnership - we have many shared values, but when problems do arise, we seek to resolve them constructively.
But of course, UNISON's job is to represent our members and help them achieve a better deal in the workplace. So whatever kind of job you have within Mencap, and whichever business unit you work in, joining UNISON is the best way to ensure you have an independent and positive voice in the workplace.
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UNISON Community and voluntary
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London WC1H 9AJ
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Recent documents
Connexions Model Pay Claim 2008
Word document (165376 bytes)
A branch guide
Campaigning for a decent occupational pension in the community and voluntary sector
A branch guide
Supporting People
An organising guide to the funding and planning system for housing-related support services
Supporting People
Third Sector Provision of Local Government and Health Services
This document examines the effects of the Government’s model for public service reform on the community and voluntary sector, funding problems, the sector’s capacity to deliver public services, splits within the sector itself about the possible loss of its campaigning and advocacy roles, worries about accountability, and the various qualities that the sector does bring to civil society.
Third Sector Provision of Local Government and Health Services