Unison at Addenbrooke's

Local News

Branch 2010 AGM: results

Despite the rain, members turned out to discuss the effects of 2009, and elect the new 2010 team.

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2010 AGM Results (update)

The record of the AGM is now online

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UNISON - A million voices for change

Wednesday 10th March 2010, 1630 -1730, Emmanual Colleage lecture theatre

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Branch AGM 2010, with Gail Adams

only 24 hours to go!

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Branch Office Moving

Trade unions at Addenbrooke's are relocating on Monday 14th December to Abington House, still on the main campus.

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Future Events

Retired Member's Conference 2010

Tue, 12 Oct 2010 at 2 Day Event hrs

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Disabled Member's SOG Conference 2010

Sat, 30 Oct 2010 at Multi Day Event hrs

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LGBT Member's SOG Conference 2010

Fri, 19 Nov 2010 at 3 Day Event hrs

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Unison National News

Solidarity with Italian workers

(09/03/10) Dave Prentis writes to CGIL ahead of 12 March day of action for public services

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Activists meet to build equalities work

(05/03/10) General secretary stresses importance of equalities in everything UNISON does

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UNISON meets Hollywood

(03/03/10) Meryl Streep plays Inez McCormack at New York women's summit

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No offer for Scottish council staff

(25/02/10) Unions react angrily to 'slap in the face'

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'Think again', Chesterfield told

(25/02/10) UNISON calls for privatisation rethink after bidders pull out

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A challenge facing us all

(24/02/10) Prentis speaks out for social care at national seminar

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Marching against cuts

(23/02/10) UNISON takes to the streets in Neath Port Talbot

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A Million Voices goes global

(19/02/10) Nicaraguan trade unionists show their support

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Cheshire cuts social workers

(18/02/10) Cheshire East claims fewer social workers dealing with more cases will be more 'efficient'

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Invest don't cut, Bath told

(17/02/10) Union responds to south west council's threat to 76 jobs

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Useful Links

Below are a number of links to external websites which members may find useful. Please note that Unison is not responsible for the content and/ or accuracy of third party websites.

Site TitleGoDescription
Employer - Addenbrooke's Hospital link Addenbrooke's Hospital is part of the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (not to be confused with the new name of the local Mental Health Trust) and employs about 7,000 staff at the last count. Staff policies are not on this public site,
Employer - Cambridge & Peterborough MHT link This NHS Foundation Trust employ about 2,500 staff working across 75 sites in Cambridgeshire, Huntingdon, Peterborough and Fenland looking after local residents with a large range of mental health issues. Employer policies are found in the "Documents tha
Employer - Cambridgeshire PCT link Cambridgeshire Primary Care Trust is one of our main NHS employers where we have members. Their public website also is where you will find their policies for staff - listed under Human Resources
Homerton School of Health Studies link Website for the local Health College (now part of Anglia Ruskin University) providing training for: Nurses, Operating Department Practitioners, Midwives and Clinical Physiologists
The Health Professions Council link UK-wide regulatory body responsible for setting and maintaining standards of professional training, performance and conduct across 13 allied health professions
The Nursing & Midwifery Council link The core function of the NMC is to establish standards of education, training, conduct and performance for nursing and midwifery and to ensure those standards are maintained, thereby safeguarding the health and wellbeing of the public. This site is where
Thompsons Solicitors link Thompsons Solictor's website contains information on how to claim, and provide work related legal guides - as Unison's solictors they consistently secure millions of pounds of compensation for members every year
Trades Union Congress link TUC National Site - major resource centre for members of any union, it has topics and discussion boards on pretty much all work related issues, they also provide advice on the union most suitable for you employer/ professional group
Unison Cambridgeshire County Branch link One of our sister Branches, Unison Cambridgeshire County covers local government workers at County level and has an office at Shire Hall, Cambridge.
Unison National Site link The Unison National site - this is a massive source of information about ALL Unison matters. If you cannot find the information you need on our local site please look here.