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Member meetings We have more member meetings planned for the week of 15-19 July. UNISON is in regular dialogue with John Readman and Kim Curry, …

13th June 2019 • Read More »
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The UNISON NJC Committee met Thursday 6th June  to consider feedback on its recommendation for the 2020/21 NJC pay claim.  The Committee had consulted members via …

12th June 2019 • Read More »
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Following member concerns, UNISON has raised the issue of the Best Interest Assessments (BIA) rota with management. Previously those who volunteered to complete the training and participate in a rota to undertake assessments did so as they believed their commitment was for a limited period. However, members contacted us after …

12th June 2019 • Read More »
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Huge thanks go to all West Sussex branch members who took part in the NEC elections for the 2019-21 period. The branch is delighted to …

12th June 2019 • Read More »
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Please read the full news item for information on: UNISON members’ meetings: June 3, 4, 5, 6 WSCC Retention payments The Ofsted debate at Select …

30th May 2019 • Read More »
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We’re delighted to report that branch chair Ian Harvey has been seconded for one year to the branch to take on the role of UNISON …

30th May 2019 • Read More »
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Building on the union’s proud victory in the Supreme Court over employment tribunal fees, UNISON will once again be taking the fight for members’ rights …

30th May 2019 • Read More »
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UNISON’s national office has conducted research into a random sample of 50 members’ compensation claims that have occurred because of musculoskeletal injuries (UNISON’s solicitors had …

30th May 2019 • Read More »
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Senior occupational therapy (OT) assistant and UNISON workplace rep Tamsyn Hicks is calling on OT colleagues to complete membership forms for the West Sussex branch. Even if they are registered as members under the RCOT (Royal College of Occupational Therapists, formerly BAOT: British Association of Occupational Therapists), they may not be …

30th May 2019 • Read More »
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The higher education service group executive (HE SGE) met on Tuesday 7 May to consider the final higher education pay offer for 2019/20. This would …

21st May 2019 • Read More »
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