UNISON is one of the UK's largest trade unions serving more than 1.3 million members. We represent 40,000 members in Northern Ireland.
Our members are full time and part time staff who provide public services, although they may be employed in both the public and private sectors.
NJC Pay Offer 2018-2019
Download the UNISON guide to the new NJC Pay Offer here. The leaflet outlines the proposed new pay scales and gives information on SCP scales by job title.
NIC ICTU Better Work Better Lives Campaign
UNISON NI supports the NIC ICTU Better Work Better Lives campaign. To find out more about the campaign and to pledge your support, follow the link below.
Survey For Non NMC Registered Overseas Nurses
Are you a qualified nurse from overseas who is not on the NMC register and living in Northern Ireland? UNISON in collaboration with Four Seasons Healthcare, Independent Health and Care Providers and the Health & Social Care Service in Northern Ireland are seeking to identify qualified nurses with non UK degrees who are not on the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) register. The purpose is to explore the feasibility of a fast track programme to support qualified nurses onto the register. Please complete this short survey about your qualifications and experience. If you have any questions about the survey, please contact Fidelma Carolan in UNISON f.carolan@unison.co.uk
https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/NurseSurvey-Unison/
UNISON 2017 Health Trust Consultation Responses
On 24th August 2017 proposed cuts of £70 million across five Health Trusts were announced. UNISON attended the public meetings, gained speaking rights at each Trust board meeting and gathered information on the cuts for each Health Trust. We have submitted responses to each Trust on the impact the cuts will make on our members and the public in that area. We invite our members to download the responses using the icons below and stand with us against the cuts in your area.
UNISON 2017 NI Assembly Election Manifesto
UNISON has launched a manifesto outlining our expectations from politicians on issues such as health, social care, education, living wage, human rights, equality, poverty, the EU. We invite members to download the manifesto and use it to question candidates who come to your door about how they are going to make the lives of people across Northern Ireland better. UNISON encourages every member to vote.
