Oxfordshire County UNISON Branch – Local Government, Private, Community & Voluntary Sectors

A message of solidarity

Oxfordshire Unison sends a message of solidarity out to our Black members at the moment. We are very conscious that there are a number of difficult issues facing members with the combination of the situation in America and the appalling

Coronavirus: your rights at work

Coronavirus: your rights at work Many UNISON members have continued to work throughout this crisis, providing essential services to help deal with the pandemic. Some have worked where they normally do, others have been redeployed, while some staff have worked from

PPE in care home and home care settings

Oxfordshire County UNISON branch have been inundated with requests for support from carers who are continuing to provide personal care under the current difficult times. We have had an unprecedented number of concerns raised regarding the appropriate use of PPE

Support the NHS

Oxfordshire UNISON health branch, Oxford UNITE Health branch, Oxford Keep Our NHS Public and Oxon Socialist Health Association are supporting a march for Oxfordshire’s NHS on June 1st, assembling at 11 AM, Manzil Way, East Oxford, OX4 2PE Support the

Join UNISON at Oxford Pride Parade – Saturday 1st June 2019

Join UNISON at Oxford Pride Parade – Saturday 1st June 2019. Oxford Pride has an annual parade through the city centre on Pride Day, The Parade starts at midday from Radcliffe Square OX1 4AJ and travels through the city to the event

« Previous

Happy birthday NHS, and thank you 2 July, 2020
The role of the NHS in the Covid-19 crisis has really shone a positive spotlight on our essential UNISON members, who have worked endless hours throughout, caring for others The article Happy birthday NHS, and thank you first appeared on the UNISON South East site.
Together, let’s thank all our key workers 2 July, 2020
UNISON has become a partner in the /together coalition, which this weekend will unite the country to celebrate the NHS’ birthday and commemorate all those who have died from the coronavirus. The group unites a wide range of supporters who intend to heal divisions and reconnect society over the course of the next decade, after a bruising […]
Union calls on council to clarify its position on Black Lives Matter 25 June, 2020
UNISON has called on the leader of Wokingham Borough Council to clarify whether the authority will continue to support the Black Lives Matter campaign, as a matter of urgency. The call comes after Cllr John Halsall announced to a council meeting on 16 June that the campaign group had “become a political organisation” and Wokingham Borough Council could […]