Equality – Oxfordshire County UNISON Branch

Mental Health Survey

Branch members should by now have received an email about our Mental Health Survey please do take the time to fill it in, it’ll only take a few minutes and it will help us a huge amount to plan the

UNISON SE Region Equality Conference 2017

Registration form can be found here and should be sent to the branch office.

OIWF 2017 – Mixed Blessings from a Cambridge Union

Oxford International Women’s Festival Mixed Blessings from a Cambridge Union – County Hall Friday 10th March 2017 Venue: County Hall, New rd, OX1 1ND. Free | All welcome | Wheelchair access Reflections from Professor Elizabeth Anionwu’s memoirs. Elizabeth was born

UNISON In Support Of Refugee Action’s ‘Let Them Learn’

UNISON has posted 5 ways Branches can help refugees this Christmas, you can read about it here. Refugees who have found safety in the UK want to rebuild their lives and be part of their new communities. Sadly, they have

UNISON SE Self-Organised Groups & Young Members Training Day

UNISON SE SOG & Young Members Training Poster & Application Form

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Funding for our Future: a new learning grant scheme for UNISON South East low paid women members and activists 1 February, 2019
UNISON is a union of women, over 1 million of them working across the public and private sectors delivering quality public services. Our women members are in all professions, catering assistants, nurses, midday supervisors, librarians, cleaners, social workers and cooks amongst a wide variety of jobs. A large proportion of our women members are low […]
Surrey UNISON protest closure of children’s centres 23 January, 2019
On 22nd January Surrey UNISON, alongside parents, supporters, workers and campaigners will be lobbying Surrey County Council on their proposals to close 37 children’s centres across Surrey. There are currently 58 centres helping families with children aged 0-5 years. The council’s recent proposals state that children’s centres should give more help to the children that […]
ULR Emma Nand talks about making positive changes for her colleagues in the workplace 11 January, 2019
How long have you been a member of UNISON? I joined as soon as I started work, aged 17, so about 15 years ago. I first started my working career in the NHS as a nursery nurse at the Southampton General Hospital, and then four years ago I transferred my membership over when I […]