UNISON is the biggest trade union in the community and voluntary sector, with a growing membership now numbering over 67,000. Our survey of over 4,000 members in the sector gives a unique perspective from the staff working in this difficult environment – about the impact of the cuts on the services and on the dedicated workers who deliver them.

Fair pay for action for children, 9 March strike leaflet.

This briefing sets out the potential impacts of the Housing and Planning Bill 2015/16 on social landlords, tenants, the workforce and housing provision in general.

Report outlining the true impact of the cuts on local services and the people that provide them. Pdf only

This guidance covers what to do if cameras are installed by providers, or worried relatives, to monitor care

Community annual report 2015

For use in branches working with credit unions

Advice for branches about how they can promote credit unions and campaign on high cost credit.

Leaflet calling for LGPS member representatives for pension boards. For targeted use with potential board members. Order min 20 and max 100.

Disabled workers face discrimination and disadvantage in the workplace and society. The skills and experience of disabled employees are highly valued and UNISON is committed to supporting disabled members by negotiating policies that remove barriers and tackle discrimination in the workplace

UNISON’s equalities agenda: how UNISON works to build equality into everything we do

Are you worried about what may happen to your pension in the future? If so, youre not alone In the past year, the issue of public sector pensions has received so much publicity that most people are aware that things are changing for the worse.Whats less well understood is how pensions work and the choices that members and public sector workers will soon have to make Thats why UNISON is continuing to campaign to protect our pensions and we need your help. You can help by becoming a UNISON branch. pension champion

This handbook outlines duty of care and how to raise concerns