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News from UNISON National- Hospital parking: staff at some trusts paying 200 times more than others 22 June, 2018Parking outside work is becoming more and more of a problem for NHS staff in England. The article Hospital parking: staff at some trusts paying 200 times more than others first appeared on the UNISON National site.
- Labour government would bring back genuine national pay in education, says Angela Rayner MP 22 June, 2018Speaking at UNISON’s annual national conference today (Friday) in Brighton, shadow secretary of state for education Angela Rayner MP said: “I became who I am today thanks to this union. Because I wasn’t born in to the movement – I was made in it. That is why I am so proud to be back here on the […]
- Tax cut for rich means billions lost to Exchequer 22 June, 2018Cutting income tax for people earning more than £1m per year has deprived the Exchequer of more than £11.1bn over the past sixyears, according to new analysis by UNISON published today (Sunday). The government’s decision to reduce the top rate of income tax from 50p to 45p in April 2013 has also saved the rich […]
- Hospital parking: staff at some trusts paying 200 times more than others 22 June, 2018
- UNISON National Campaigns
- Public Service Champions: Moments of Truth 28 April, 2018The personal, frank stories behind 10 years of austerity. Public services have reached breaking point and so have the people that deliver them. They are speaking out to expose the truth. The article Public Service Champions: Moments of Truth first appeared on the UNISON National site.
- Pay Up Now for Council and School Workers 17 July, 2017Council and school workers' pay has been frozen for years. UNISON is demanding better, fairer pay for all. The article Pay Up Now for Council and School Workers first appeared on the UNISON National site.
- Stand up for social work 5 July, 2017Austerity has hit social services hard. Instead of putting the services children and families need in place, the government's response has been to recommend unnecessary tests. We have an important opportunity to stop them but we need to take action now. The article Stand up for social work first appeared on the UNISON National site.
- Public Service Champions: Moments of Truth 28 April, 2018
- UNISON National Events
- Nursing Times Careers Live London 24 April, 2018Prioritise your professional and personal development Whether you’re searching for your first placement or researching options for the next step in your career, Nursing Times Careers Live London provides the perfect opportunity to make a great first impression with employers and work on yourself both professionally and personally. Meet exhibitors from across the UK looking […]
- Celebrate and support the NHS at 70 on 30 June 2018 18 April, 2018Birthdays are special. This year the NHS is 70 years old and we think that’s something worth celebrating. We are celebrating the anniversary of the creation of the NHS, the single most loved organisation in the UK and the envy of nations around the world. We are also celebrating the staff who work for the […]
- UNISON National Disabled LGBT Members network meeting 26 January, 2018Annual meeting for all UNISON disabled LGBT members National Disabled Members Network Days A voice for you at disabled members UNISON conference! These meetings have been arranged to allow space for members from under represented groups within disabled members self organisation to network and organise and to ensure they have better access to the disabled […]
- Nursing Times Careers Live London 24 April, 2018
- UNISON South East News
- Rental costs in the South East price public service staff out of housing, says UNISON 20 June, 2018High rental costs mean many public service employees in the South East are spending over 60% of their wages on rent, according to research published today (Tuesday) by UNISON. Hospital porters are struggling the most, with rents swallowing up over half their take home pay in the South East which is the second most expensive […]
- In memory of Stephen Lawrence 19 June, 201822nd April 2018, this year, marked the 25th anniversary of the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence in 1993. It is widely regarded that the murder of Stephen Lawrence and the subsequent family oriented campaign triggered a sea Change in attitudes over race in the UK. Sir William Macpherson’s Inquiry examined the circumstances of Stephen’s murder, on April 22 1993, as well as the litany of […]
- Medway Self Organised Group event at Medway Council 19 June, 2018Working with Medway Towns UNISON, I helped to organise a Self Organised Group event at Medway Council, with the aim to promote our 5 Self Organised Groups (SOGs) to our membership & staff at the council. We held an exhibition stall in the cafe, over the lunchtime period. We advertised it well in advance, by sending an email to […]
- Rental costs in the South East price public service staff out of housing, says UNISON 20 June, 2018
- UNISON South East Campaigns
- Rental costs in the South East price public service staff out of housing, says UNISON 20 June, 2018High rental costs mean many public service employees in the South East are spending over 60% of their wages on rent, according to research published today (Tuesday) by UNISON. Hospital porters are struggling the most, with rents swallowing up over half their take home pay in the South East which is the second most expensive […]
- In memory of Stephen Lawrence 19 June, 201822nd April 2018, this year, marked the 25th anniversary of the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence in 1993. It is widely regarded that the murder of Stephen Lawrence and the subsequent family oriented campaign triggered a sea Change in attitudes over race in the UK. Sir William Macpherson’s Inquiry examined the circumstances of Stephen’s murder, on April 22 1993, as well as the litany of […]
- Medway Self Organised Group event at Medway Council 19 June, 2018Working with Medway Towns UNISON, I helped to organise a Self Organised Group event at Medway Council, with the aim to promote our 5 Self Organised Groups (SOGs) to our membership & staff at the council. We held an exhibition stall in the cafe, over the lunchtime period. We advertised it well in advance, by sending an email to […]
- Rental costs in the South East price public service staff out of housing, says UNISON 20 June, 2018
- Oxford City UNISON News
- LGBT survey 23 June, 2018You guys are amazing! We aimed to get 200 responses to our LGBT Staff Survey and we are currently a cat's whisker away from hitting 400.Thank you very much to you all, and if you would still like to take part, there is just one week left.The link to the survey is https://survey.yas.nhs.uk/s/LGBTStaffSurvey18/.
- Find out what’s going on at this years National delegate conference 22 June, 2018Click here to read all the latest news
- Dave Prentis Speech Full NDC 2018 20 June, 2018UNISON general secretary Dave Prentis marks the start of the union's 25th anniversary year with a speech recalling some of the battles and successes of the past. And he had a message for the Prime Minister: "Fund our NHS and all our public services. Or call an election and we'll elect a government that will."
- LGBT survey 23 June, 2018
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Tag Archives: UNISON South East Region
UNISON SE Region Equality Conference 2017
Registration form can be found here and should be sent to the branch office.
UNISON SE Region Disabled Members Training Weekend June 2017
For further details and an application form please click here or contact the branch office.
UNISON SE Self-Organised Groups & Young Members Training Day
UNISON SE SOG & Young Members Training Poster & Application Form
