South East Campaigner
Guest blog from Regional Convenor and Black Members Committee Chair Rosita Ellis for International Women’s Day 2022
UNISON members at University of Brighton weren’t going to let the weather stop them from making their voices heard over pay. After balloting for industrial action in January, the branch joined UCU members on picket lines for 2 days of action on 1 and 2 March.
Our Regional Secretary writes about the shocking events in Ukraine and how members and branches can offer support and solidarity to the people facing up to war and violence
Staff at Grain LNG against unloading cargoes from the Boris Vilkitsky and Fedor Litke but fear for jobs
UNISON members at Medway Council lobby councillors over pay in the midst of a cost of living crisis
Staff at at the university have voted to strike after a pay offer of just 1.5%
Following detailed talks, UNISON has secured an agreement that will see wage increases for most staff providing waste services at the council
These ill-thought-out rules have worsened the staffing crisis hampering the NHS and social care and caused significant upset.
It’s nothing short of a tragedy that huge amounts of time and resources have been wasted.
In late 2021, UNISON South East surveyed key employers to find how they were implementing hybrid and remote working policies. Here’s what we found.
Since the AGM in 2020, work has been underway to identify barriers to participation with our regional democracy and identify new initiatives to grow activism in our region
The UNISON South East International Relations Committee is asking branches to support organisations involved providing aid and assistance to refugees arriving in the region
Concern as hard-working staff anxiously await their fate after energy giant Ovo announces 1,700 UK job losses
UNISON activists gather in Winchester to protest against continued pension investment in fossil fuels
Cardiff City Hall played host to inaugural gathering of Young Members, with a speech from Angela Rayner MP.