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March 2021
United Nations Anti-Racism Day
Support the socially distanced event in central Plymouth Details will follow subject to covid19 safety protocols in place at that time. If you want to get involved in making it happen do get in touch In the mean time you might want to attend the SUTR anti Racist trade union virtual conference on 27th Feb. Speakers include UNISON Assistant Secretary Roger McKenzie and National Black Members Officer Margaret Greer https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fighting-for-anti-racist-workplaces-stand-up-to-racism-tuc-conference-tickets-132110840079
Find out more »Annual General Meeting of the UNISON South West Region Black Members
UNISON Black Members are invited to the Annual General Meeting of the South West Region Black Members self-organised group on Saturday 20th March 2021 online at 10 am. You will hear from inspiring speakers and look at the work carried out by the Committee last year. We will also elect representatives to the committee for 2021/22. Representatives and delegates are elected every year and this is an important part of the AGM. Committee and Delegate nomination forms are attached below for…
Find out more »Plymouth in UNISON AGM 2021
Unison will be holding a socially distant AGM online this year If you would like to attend Click here to join the meeting If you would like to be a rep. of branch officer please complete a nomination form here (link) and return it to office@plymouthinunison.org.uk Or print out a copy and return it to the Plymouth in UNISON Office, City Business Park, Somerset Pl, Plymouth PL3 4BB Officer Nomination Form 2021 (1)
Find out more »Annual General Meeting of the South West Region Women’s self-organised group
UNISON Women Members are invited to the Annual General Meeting of the South West Region Women’s self-organised group on Saturday 27th March 2021 online at 10:30 am. We have had an extremely difficult year and this has had a substantial impact on our Women members; some having to juggle caring responsibilities with homeworking, others being on the frontline of the Covid-19 response, the ongoing issues of low pay among key workers in care and lack of secure employment for many Women.…
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