Congratulations to UNISON activist Susy Goldstone-Brady who in September was recognised as a ‘Jewish Workplace Champion’ by the Board of Deputies of British Jews.
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UNISON is sponsoring Prides across the region – here’s how to get involved!
Our regional Black members newsletter is back with another bumper issue. Inside you’ll find: This quarter’s co-chair introduction by Jed Murray and Sandra Charles Reflections on the meaning of the Year of LGBT+ Workers for Black LGBT+ members by Kathy-Ann Mark-Evans An account of UNISON’s National Delegate Conference 2024 by Sandra Charles Responding to the […]
Sussex Police have become the first public sector employer in the south east to sign up to UNISON’s anti-racism charter.
We’re proud to be out and celebrating Pride events across the region this summer, from Brighton to Herne Bay.
The latest edition of the UNISON South East Black members newsletter has been published now.
This tribute to Skip Bawa (27 June 1956 – 21 February 2024) was written by Bill Acharjee, UNISON activist and member of UNISON South East’s Black members committee. It will appear in a forthcoming edition of our regional Black members newsletter. As a region, we will always honour Skip’s outstanding contribution to our union. It […]
Get involved with activities and events to celebrate Black History Month 2023
UNISON South East Black members committee co-chair Skip Bawa writes about his experience of Black History Month
The latest edition of the UNISON South East Black members newsletter has been published now.
On 22 June, members of our Southampton District branch held an event to commemorate the incredible contribution of members of the Windrush generation to our communities.
Featuring Sandra Charles – UNISON South East deputy regional convenor
Nominations are open now for UNISON’s Nelson Mandela Award 2024.
The latest edition of the UNISON South East Black members newsletter has been published now.
2023 is UNISON’s Year of Black workers and to celebrate we’ll be sharing the experience of Black workers from around the region. This video message is from Susan Cooper-Olawale.