November is young workers’ month! We will be aiming to raise the profile of young workers and young UNISON members by recruiting and organising them to help us win better working conditions and build an even stronger union.
The AGM is your chance to find out more about the Young Members Forum in the South East Region. You’ll meet with other young members and help direct the activities of the Young Members Forum over the coming year. There will also be the following: Campaigning workshop Presentation from Unions21 Address from Maggi […]
The South East Young Members’ Forum has launched a campaign aimed at persuading the government to introduce rent capping in the South East. The South East has the second highest median rents, where private rental properties cost an average of £852 per month. The median rental values in London and the South East have grown […]
UNISON is a partner of the Amos Bursary, which supports talented year 12 students from challenging environments for a total of five years, through their university experience and into the world of work or further study
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Applications for the weekend in Leicester on 13-15 May must be received by 5 April
The young members’ weekend on 15-17 May in Nottingham is an opportunity to find out more about the union and how to play a part in the union’s campaigning to defend public services
A report from UNISON has revealed the housing problems facing young people, and calls for a more joined-up approach to dealing with the issue
UNISON’s local government conference turned its attention to apprenticeships in the sector this morning, and of ensuring that these are of high quality and properly paid
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