London UNISON are asking their members to make their own statement to their employers on Tuesday 1 April.
Members will be wearing stickers and lanyards brandishing the slogan: Public Service Workers Deserve A Pay Rise.
UNISON branches will also be holding member discussions, leafleting the public, and arranging publicity stunts.
Stickers and lanyards are available free to UNISON members via their branch or by e mailing c.thompson@unison.co.uk
More than 67,000 UNISON members work for private companies that deliver public services. Our private contractors unit campaigns for equal pay and fair conditions for workers in private companies working in the public sector.
UNISON is the leading union in the utilities sector. We work closely with the consumer council for water, all party parliamentary water group and the campaign for better transport to improve the working lives of members and the services provided to our communities.
As the leading public sector union in Greater London, we guide the way in the campaign to defend public services and public service workers.
Local government service group members include employees from councils, schools, further education and the Food Standards Agency. Find out how the service group works, the issues we face and some of our achievements.
Our energy service group supports members facing issues at work and aims to improve pay and conditions. We also campaign on issues which affect the wider community such as fuel poverty, sustainable and renewable supply and environmental safeguards.
Nearly half a million UNISON members work in health care in the NHS and for organisations providing NHS services. We work to improve terms and conditions, highlight issues that will affect all workers, ensure workplaces are safe and challenge discrimination.
Credit unions in Greater London include CUBE, Greenwich and Bexley, Hillingdon, Lewisham Plus, London Capital, London Community, London Mutual, M for Money, Surrey Savers and Thameslink.
UNISON is campaigning to ensure everyone who works in our NHS is valued, whatever role they do.
