West Midlands
Standing committees
Regional committee takes decisions which affect the day to day running of UNISON in the West Midlands region between meetings of the regional council.It acts on any matters referred to it between meetings of the regional council, and performs any duties delegated to it by regional council.
Membership of regional committee is made of delegates from a range of regional bodies, including 20 members elected from regional council. There are a range of regional standing committees:
In addition there are the health and safety and international forums, both of which are open to delegates from all branches.
Welfare Matters
(28/10/08) UNISON knows welfare matters and is continually updating its welfare services services. At a regional level welfare matters are discussed within the lay committee structure and briefings are provided for those individuals wishing to become involved in this area of activity.
Regional Sports forum meetings & events
(19/11/08) All UNISON members are invited to join in our sporting events and activities and to come along and share ideas at our regular forums
Education & Training Support for members and activists
(28/02/2008) Regional Education & Training Committee supporting the training and education requirements of members and activistsInternational events and updates
(14/01/08) Regular updates from the Regional International Forum include a link to its newly launched blog site and building international union solidarity
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UNISON West Midlands region
24 Livery Street
Birmingham B3 2PA
Tel: 0845 355 0845
Fax: 0121 685 4400
Text Tel: 0121 685 4410
Email: westmids@unison.co.uk
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