Welcome to UNISON in the Northern Region
UNISON is the North's biggest and liveliest public sector trade union with 95,000 members across the North East and Cumbria. Our members are people working in public services or for private contractors providing public services and the essential utilities.
They include frontline staff and managers working in councils, the Health Service, colleges and schools, universities, the electricity, gas and water industries, transport and the voluntary sector. Members are organised into 61 branches.
UNISON's priorities in the Northern Region include improving and defending public services, promoting community cohesion and anti-racism and protecting members' jobs and conditions.
No one works harder than UNISON on behalf of members.
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Latest updates
The Northern Region has developed a Regional strategy in response to the Government’s public services modernisation agenda
The Annual General Meeting of disabled members is on 13 November with guest speaker - national disabled members officer Gloria Foran.
Two new educational resources are now available from show racism the red card.
Phil Wilson, MP for Sedgefield launched the Durham Anti-fascist week at the Northern Regional Conference on Saturday 11 October.
Tireless UNISON campaigner, Clare Williams, was today presented with one of the TUC’s highest awards – the TUC Women’s Gold Badge - by the Rt Honourable Harriet Harman MP, Leader of the House of Commons and Equalities Minister.
UNISON’s Black Members’ National Conference will take place from 16 to 18 January 2009. Nominations are now open, so if you are a black member and want to take part in deciding the union’s priorities and policies on black issues, let us know.
UNISON, the UK's largest public sector trade union, has won an appeal to give Jane Yugire, a Kenyan homecare worker and her three children, the right to remain in the UK indefinitely.
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