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UNISON represents the whole health care team across Scotland

Health for all  

UNISON Scotland Nursing Conference 2011
UNISON Scotland Nursing Conference
Friday 30 September 2011, 10.00 - 4.30: Trades Hall, Glasgow


This one day conference is open to our members across the whole nursing family, including: nurses, midwives, health visitors and healthcare assistants.
CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS AND TO REGISTER


UNISON is the UK's largest health union.
Over 400,000 people working in the NHS and for private contractors providing NHS services are members.

UNISON is Scotland’s largest public sector trade union representing over 160,000 members delivering public services.

More than 60,000 UNISON members work in the NHS in Scotland

Our members working in the health service include nurses, student nurses, midwives, health visitors, healthcare assistants, paramedics, occupational therapists, cleaners, porters, catering staff, medical secretaries, clerical and admin staff and scientific and technical staff.

 


 
 

 

See the Scottish Health Committee's report for 2009-10

Standing up for Scotland’s health service workers

UNISON organisers and activists work together to make sure our members' concerns are heard - whether it’s about pay, health and safety, discrimination or the future of our NHS.

UNISON represents our members working in health services in Scotland in many ways:

  • Offering help and advice at work;
  • Lobbying the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Government on issues our members care about;
  • Having a strong voice on the Scottish partnership organisations, which negotiate terms and conditions issues for NHS Scotland staff;
  • Raising our members professional/local concerns or by highlighting issues that will affect all health workers at a national level.

Standing up for Scotland’s health service

But as well as representing our members in the workplace - UNISON care passionately about the future of the NHS as a publicly funded service that is free at the point of delivery. The NHS is a public service we can all be proud of, and UNISON wants to keep it that way!

 
     
 

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Scottish Health Committee 2009-10 Annual Report

Scottish Health Committee Annual Report 2008-9  
Scottish Health Committee Annual Report 2009-10  

The Scottish Health Committee's 2009-10 Annual Report was published in April 2010

Click here to download a pdf of the report

 

 
 


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