Its City branch is growing. It represents the interests of its members as well as undertaking the full range of normal union activities.

The City of London Corporation is the local authority for the Square Mile, although its interests stretch far wider than the city boundaries. It maintains it is independent of party politics and national negotiations. UNISON does not accept this and will continue to challenge any decisions made by the Corporation which are detrimental to our members.

UNISON, formerly Nalgo, has had a City of London Branch since 1938.

LATEST NEWS - September 2008

Job Evaluation

Pay and Grading Appeals

here

2008 Unison Coference Report

by the Branch Delegate Tim Harvey

Here

The Struggle must go on!

Says Bob Coote, Retired Members Secretary

in his report on the 16th Annual Pensioners Parliament

Full Report Here

(Updated Saturday  28 June2008)

Article in 'Children & Young People Now' attacks cuts in City Funding of Childrens Services

Read here

Opposition to Pay and Grading finally crumbles

New pay scales and staff appraisal scheme to come into force with extra 0.25% 2007 pay settlement back-dated to July.
Staff now await confirmation by letter of their grades proposed in September 2007 plus details of how to appeal.

Further information can be found on our Job Evaluation page.

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UNISON member Nicola Adedeji wins claim  of sex discrimination and unfair dismissal against Barbican Centre

For full story Here

City UNISON sponsors City of London's

Road Safety Guide

See our advert click here

If you haven't seen the latest City of London Pensions Newsletter March 2008

Pensioners Parliament 2007

Retired Members Secretary's Report here

Legal Briefing - Don't become one of the Unison members who lose out on the union's legal services.  Further information is available here