Welcome to the stewards resource page for all station reps, Health & Safety Reps and Learner Reps. This page has been created to help you find the resources you need to carry out your duties.
Visit the UNISON Knowledge Section for information on employment rights and key issues affecting people in the workplace and at home. It provides up-to-date and legally checked guidance, answers to common questions, links to useful external sites and access to supporting materials from various UNISON departments. You will need to be logged in to ‘My UNISON’ to view most documents.
I would urge you to sign up to the newsletter which can be done on this site. It is important you receive this as your members will expect you to be up to date with the latest news & information.
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I have really enjoyed working for this Service over the last 32 years. I started at Hackney on day work, then re-graded and started on the Edmonton complex working out of Tottenham […]
Please use the tools on this page and throughout the website. Use the stationary templates. Although designed in Word they can be opened just as easily using free software such as open office. Details of this and other free software are available on our free software page.
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Claim Forms
The following claim forms have now been updated.
Retirement Grant Claim Form – PDF
Education Expenses Claim Form – PDF
Individual Expenses Claim Form – PDF
General Expenses Claim Form – PDF
Please do not use the old forms as claims will not be valid on these.
NHS Pension Scheme – Age discrimination judgement
lasunison.com/nhs-pension-sc…
APS stands for Antiphospholipid Syndrome and is also known as Hughes Syndrome or Sticky Blood.
APS is a life-threatening autoimmune condition that can cause strokes, heart attacks, DVTs and blood clots. Read More about “Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS)”…
