New branch Equalities newsletter launched
Our branch equality officer for black members Anusree Biswas-Sasidharan is pleased to be able to help launch the new branch equalities newsletter. Download Equalities Branch …
Our branch equality officer for black members Anusree Biswas-Sasidharan is pleased to be able to help launch the new branch equalities newsletter. Download Equalities Branch …
The Spring 2019 edition of Branch Lines is now available for you to download! Branch Lines – Spring 2019 edition Printed copies will be distributed …
UNISON’s National Executive Committee is the governing body of the union. It is made up of 66 UNISON members, and the seats are allocated to …
Have your say and stand up for our public library service! UNISON is carrying out important research into the impact that the use of volunteers …
The administration of the West Sussex Pension scheme by Capita for West Sussex County Council from 2012-2019 was a very difficult period for all concerned, …
A ‘One Voice’ all-staff email was issued on Thursday 4 April. It outlined changes to the appraisals process that are relevant for staff for 2019-20, …
UNISON’s ruling body – its National Executive Council (NEC) – is elected every two years. Elections for the period 2019-21 start on Monday 15 April when ballot papers will be posted out to our 1.3million members. The West Sussex branch has two members standing: Dan Sartin, Branch Secretary, and Abi …
UNISON workplace rep from Oak Grove College special school in Worthing Keith Manville also represents UNISON members on the countywide Schools Forum. Schools members particularly …
We recently supported one of our members in a school through a dispute where the employer changed its dress code policy which could have compromised our member’s ability …
Is the information we hold about you up to date and correct? Please tell us about any change in the personal information we hold about you such as your …