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Getting GOing in local government
27 March 2008
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A guide to the GO Award for UNISON learning reps and branches
 Getting GOing in local government
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New equality legislation - A UNISON briefing
25 February 2008
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UNISON response to government green paper on new equality legislation.
New equality legislation - A UNISON briefing
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Guidance on funding branch delegates to conferences and events
19 December 2007
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This guidance is to assist branches to ensure a fair and consistent approach to meeting the cost of branch delegates attending UNISON conferences.
Guidance on funding branch delegates to conferences and events
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Reasons to exclude or expel - advice to branches
9 July 2007
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Recent publicity around the rights of trades unions to expel members of extremist political organisations (for example the BNP) has led the NEC to issue new advice to branches on when we can exclude someone from joining or move to expel an existing member.
Reasons to exclude or expel - advice to branches
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UNISON Rule Book 2007
1 July 2007
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As amended at national delegate conference 2007. Please note this is a 1.1MB download.
UNISON Rule Book 2007
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Code of Good Branch Practice 2007
3 April 2007
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A guide detailing good practice in branch structure and organisation. To be used in conjunction with the Rule Book. Updated April 2007
Code of Good Branch Practice 2007
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Activists national course application form
19 February 2007
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For nationally organised courses
Acrobat PDF (1176698 bytes)
 Word document (78848 bytes)
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Protocol on 'early retired' disabled members applying to NEC under rule C2.6.2
25 January 2007
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As agreed by the NEC.
Online HTML version
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Branch auditors' guide
25 January 2007
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Branch Core Rule 6a sets out the officers of the branch who must be elected at the Annual General Meeting. UNISON's Code of Good Branch Practice, section 11.1, states that branches should appoint auditors from within the branch to review financial procedures. There should be two auditors neither of whom should be a member of the branch executive committee.
Branch auditors' guide
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Complaints procedure
25 January 2007
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UNISON aims to provide high quality support and advice to all of our members at all times. This procedure is intended to ensure that UNISON members are aware that: 1) Anyone wishing to make a complaint knows how to do so. 2) The union responds to the complaint quickly and in a courteous and efficient way. 3) Members’ complaints are taken seriously and properly dealt with. 4) The union learns from complaints and where complaints are found to be justified, takes appropriate measures.
Complaints procedure
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