Equality

Everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect. The ability to live and work without prejudice is a fundamental right, regardless of your background, colour or sexual orientation.

One of UNISON’s main aims is to help workers fight for fairness and equality in the workplace and beyond. Challenging discrimination and winning equality is at the heart of everything UNISON does.

Besides the right not to be discriminated against or bullied, fair treatment also includes equal working conditions and pay.

UNISON South East has created this helpful interactive Equalities calendar so you can find out when celebration and equality focused events take place throughout the year.

Let’s get Equalities on the Agenda!

Visit UNISON’s South East’s Interactive Equality Calendar


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Black Members

This section is for Black members. UNISON’s Black members group works to improve equality in the workplace and challenge racism and discrimination.

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Disabled Members

This section is for disabled members. Our disabled members’ group fights discrimination and prejudice, and campaigns for improved workplace accessibility.

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LGBT+ Members

The LGBT+ members’ group fights discrimination and prejudice in the workplace and provides support for our members.

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Women Members

This section is for women members. UNISON women campaign for equality in the workplace and for improvements to women’s rights in the workplace and in the wider community.

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Young Members

This section is for members who are aged 30 or under. Our young members group works to encourage recruitment, organisation and participation of young workers. The group also provides a powerful voice for young members and the opportunity to develop their skills and knowledge.

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Retired Members

This section is for retired members. Our retired members’ group works closely with other member groups on almost every issue that affects workers in the UK, as well as fighting for quality public services, on which many older people rely.

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