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Just Join - Join In!!
We currently have a branch officer vacancy:
If
you would like to volunteer, please contact the Branch
Office
for further information.
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Stewards and branch officers are volunteers and play a vital role in recruiting new members and organising your branch.
Every workplace
should have a contact or steward.
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A contact is not an onerous
job - mainly passing on information to colleagues. They do not however represent members. more.....
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The role
of the steward can be very rewarding for individuals. As well as
offering support to colleagues, the personal advantages can be
significant in terms of training, confidence building and providing
variety from the usual work routine. We would be delighted if some people would volunteer to act as stewards, who have a more responsible role, but who are entitled to time off work to carry out their duties and who receive full training. more.....
There are also other ways that you can join in:
Contact
the branch office in Elgin or the UNISON
Resource Centre in Aberdeen if you would like more information.
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Workplace Stewards
The Branch is always looking
for new and enthusiastic members to take up the role of Steward in their
workplace. A
workplace steward actively represents members
and takes on cases. If you would like to volunteer, please
contact the Branch
Office
for further information.
STEWARDS:
Supports and Benefits
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training
by UNISON
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access
to UNISON advice and support from branch officers and the
Regional Officer.
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paid
time off for meetings, training and administrative duties with
access to telephone, internal mail system, photocopying
facilities and lockable filing cabinet.
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recognition
as a union representative.
STEWARDS:
Job Description
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first
point of contact for members - liaise with members who are
contacts.
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recruit
new members
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work
with members to establish organised workplace.
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support
and advise members, both individually and collectively
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act
as spokesperson for members, inform and involve in branch
activities.
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represent
members with employers, dependent upon experience, in liaison
with Service Condition Officers.
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represent
members within the branch committee and to be answerable to the
members they represent.
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undertake
relevant training for the role (with paid time-off)
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attend
branch committee meetings
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have
access to noticeboard for UNISON flyers/information sheets in
workplace.
- attendance
at, and encouragement of other members to attend, the Annual
General Meeting.
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Workplace
Contact
We
are also introducing a Contacts Network which consists of members who are willing to act as a point of contact and
relay information, eg displaying UNISON information on noticeboards
and distributing any UNISON material in their workplace.
However, they do not represent members. If you would like to volunteer, please
contact the Branch
Office for further information.
CONTACTS:
Supports and Benefits
CONTACTS:
Job Description
- first point of
contact for members - advise member of whom to contact in
branch.
- distribution of
information to workplace members
- access to
noticeboard for UNISON flyers / information sheets in workplace.
- attendance at,
and encourage of other members to attend, the Annual General
Meeting.
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