Young workers need UNISON. UNISON needs young members.

If you are not already a member of UNISON we want you to join our winning team.
Why? Because working together means we can:
- make a positive difference to your pay, conditions, and workplace
- support each other when things go wrong at work
- build a more effective union that gets things done
For most of us being a young worker is a fantastic experience - a satisfying job, learning new skills, making money and new friends. Sadly, for many young people it just isn't like that. Low pay, dangerous jobs, harassment, and bullying can make working a nightmare.
- organises to win improved working conditions and pay
- campaigns for better rights, and
- actively challenges harassment, bullying and inequality.
Over 75,000 young workers have already made the decision to join UNISON. They are already making a significant impact in the union's bargaining and campaigning agenda.
Latest news
(24/02/10) The British Youth Council has launched a General Election manifesto calling for: the right to vote at age 16; an equal national minimum wage for all aged 16 and above; an end to child poverty by 2020; affordable transport for young people; and investment in mental helath services for young people.
(15/02/2010) At their meeting on Friday 12th February, UNISON's National Young Members Forum agreed to endorse Dave Prentis' candidacy in the General Secretary election.
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