Hello and welcome to UNISON, Cardiff & Vale NHS Health Branch you have now become part of the UK’s largest Trade Union and serve more than 1.3 million plus full and part time members. UNISON represents its members’ interests in consultation and negotiation with the employer and we also support you if you have a problem in your workplace.
Members can also benefit from:
Free Legal Advice
Access to our Welfare Charity ‘There for You’
Will writing service
Lifelong learning – new skills with training opportunities for member
Access to professional financial advice
Information & support helping you understand your pension
As a member led organisation we would encourage you to participate in our branch, therefore feel free to contact us if you are interested.
Again, welcome to UNISON, your union!
Mike Jones, Branch Secretary
Dawn Ward, Branch Chair
Call 02921 848 279
Email : Unison.Office.UHW@wales.nhs.uk
If you have not received a reply within 3 working days please call our office 02921 84 82 80
Your Branch Admin Team is made up of Nicola Hobbs, Geraldine Lissenberg and Jon Bennett.When you phone or email the office, it is likely to be one of the team who deals with your query or puts you in touch with a rep.If you require advice or representation we will take some brief details of the help you need before passing them along to one of the reps who will then contact you as soon as possible.To arrange representation at a meeting we need as much notice as you can give us. The reps are all very busy and we are unlikely to be able to find anyone who is free at short notice. We can help with general enquiries such as finding membership numbers or updating your personal details and we can liaise with the Membership Office for you if you have questions about your subscriptions.
Our members are people working in public services or for private contractors providing public services and essential utilities.
They include frontline staff and managers working full or part-time in local authorities, the NHS, colleges and schools, universities, the electricity, gas and water industries, police services, transport and in the voluntary sector.
Members are organised into 61 branches across the country.
As well as defending public services and fighting the government’s cuts to public services, our priorities are campaigning for a living wage and regional weighting.
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