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Friday 18 May 2018
Monday 14 May 2018
Friday 11 May 2018
It's almost time for us to Step Up! For Public Services.
Here's all the logistical info you need for the day.
Arriving and forming up
The UNISON block of the march will form up on The Embankment by Embankment Pier. We have been allocated Zone 2 which will be marked out by the TUC with signs on lamp posts, From 9.30am the area will be clearly visible due to the presence of six of large purple UNISON balloons.
The best way to get on to The Embankment by foot is from The Strand via the side streets Surrey Street and Arundel Street
Marchers should access the form up area from the rear and make their way forwards towards Zone 2 and the purple UNISON balloons.
The key tube stations are Blackfriars, Southwark, St Paul’s and Waterloo. Temple tube station is likely to be closed as it is very small, so make alternative plans.
March Length and Route
View the march route here. March lengths are as follows:
- Long March – Embankment tube to Wellington Arch entrance of Hyde Park - 1.7 miles
- Short March – St James Street to Wellington Arch entrance of Hyde Park – 0.8 miles
Legal Assistance
In the event of any legal issues, UNISON has arranged a helpline through Thompsons for members on the day: Tel: 0800 587 7530
Rally
The rally in Hyde Park is due to end no later than 4.00pm.
Sunday 6 May 2018
Monday 30 April 2018
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) at UNISON
The GDPR is a EU Regulation designed to give you better control over how your personal data is used. While the major targets of the legislation are the big multinationals, like Facebook and the other big companies that sell your data for a profit, the GDPR applies to everyone including UNISON. Therefore, please take a moment to check the preferences you have given us that will let us keep you informed about what’s happening in UNISON both nationally and at branch level. It’s very simple to do this through your “MyUNISON” portal – for details see how to change your contact preferences below. Please check and correct your other personal details at the same time. Please help us to support you.
How to change your contact preferences:
1. Go to the national UNISON website (www.unison.org.uk) and click on “My UNISON in the top strap-line (www.unison.org.uk/my-unison).
2. If this is the first time you have done this, you will need to register, which requires knowing your UNISON membership number. You can get this from your membership card or by ringing UNISONdirect on 08000 857 857.
3. If you have already registered and have an account, you will need to login (you will need your UNISON membership number and the password you created when you first registered.
4. Click on “My Details” and then “View full personal details here”.
5. In the top section titled “About you”, click on “Edit”.
6. Scroll down the page, completing as many details as you feel happy entering until you get towards the bottom, where it asks for Email addresses.
7. Please ensure that there is at least one email address (personal or work) entered and preferably enter both – please indicate which one you would prefer us to use.
8. Please set “UNISON Mail” to “I am happy to receive correspondence from UNISON if appropriate” – if you do not do this, the branch cannot send you the branch newsletter, information about pay increases, etc.
9. If you wish to receive information from UNISON’s partners, you will need to set “Third Party Mail” to “Allow my details to be available for third party mailings”.
10. Please tick the box against “Email” or the branch cannot contact you by email. If you are happy to be contacted by phone and/or text as well, you should tick those boxes as well.
11. Click the “Save button” and then “Log out” in the top strap-line.
How to change your contact preferences:
1. Go to the national UNISON website (www.unison.org.uk) and click on “My UNISON in the top strap-line (www.unison.org.uk/my-unison).
2. If this is the first time you have done this, you will need to register, which requires knowing your UNISON membership number. You can get this from your membership card or by ringing UNISONdirect on 08000 857 857.
3. If you have already registered and have an account, you will need to login (you will need your UNISON membership number and the password you created when you first registered.
4. Click on “My Details” and then “View full personal details here”.
5. In the top section titled “About you”, click on “Edit”.
6. Scroll down the page, completing as many details as you feel happy entering until you get towards the bottom, where it asks for Email addresses.
7. Please ensure that there is at least one email address (personal or work) entered and preferably enter both – please indicate which one you would prefer us to use.
8. Please set “UNISON Mail” to “I am happy to receive correspondence from UNISON if appropriate” – if you do not do this, the branch cannot send you the branch newsletter, information about pay increases, etc.
9. If you wish to receive information from UNISON’s partners, you will need to set “Third Party Mail” to “Allow my details to be available for third party mailings”.
10. Please tick the box against “Email” or the branch cannot contact you by email. If you are happy to be contacted by phone and/or text as well, you should tick those boxes as well.
11. Click the “Save button” and then “Log out” in the top strap-line.
Sunday 29 April 2018
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