Resolving workplace disputes - public consultation | Consultations. UNISON the public service union - Activists zone. With more than 1.3 million members working for public bodies, private companies and voluntary-sector bodies across the full range of public services, being part of UNISON means you have the full weight of the UK's leading trade union behind you. You can help your colleagues and fellow UNISON members tackle this and other issues by becoming a UNISON rep or workplace contact. Our activists and reps are organisers who talk to, recruit and organise members around workplace issues, hold meetings, undertake surveys and help run ballots. They give members information about union issues by publicising campaigns, distributing leaflets and keeping members informed about and involved in local negotiations. They are advisers and sounding boards, talking to members about workplace problems, advising on how to deal with these and arranging for help or advice from elsewhere in the union or other sources.
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26 Jun 2013, by Craig Berry in Cuts Watch: Pensions, Pensions & Investment, Society & Welfare The new cap on welfare spending will not, says George Osborne, apply to expenditure on the state pension. Some will welcome this move, not least because, as the Chancellor almost said, those aged above state pension age are highly unlikely to be able to replace lost benefit income (or nominally lost expected benefit income) by… Read in full Reform of pensioner benefits shaped by politics not principle 07 Jun 2012, by Craig Berry in Cuts Watch: Pensions Read in full Cuts Watch # -1: Youth Justice Board 30 Nov 2011, by Richard Exell in Cuts Watch.
Quickreads.org.uk. UNISON South East | the public service union. Campaigning in the South East Uploaded with ImageShack.us There's never been a more important time for UNISON members to get involved in campaigning. Our public services, jobs and pensions are being targeted by Cameron and Clegg who are determined to make workers and service users pay the price of the global recession. We will not sit back while societies are ripped apart and the vulnerable are tossed aside to pay for the greed of the bankers. Every part of UNISON - our members, branches, regions and the union nationally - has a part to play. Latest updates Low pay is not just an issue for those being underpaid, it also affects communities: low-paid workers often have to work long hours to support their families making it hard to spend time or money on their children's education, on community activities or just in the local shops. The living wage is an hourly rate set independently every year.
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