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Greater London region retired members newsletter - Issue 2 February 2007
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UNISON in LONDON
The latest edition of the newsletter for stewards and activists in London can be downloaded
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Diary of Key Dates & Events for Activists
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Regional Rule Book
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Regional council timetable 2008
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This 2008 guide details the courses UNISON runs and is designed to help you get the education and training you need in UNISON and to support you in your union role, whatever it is.
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Black members

The Greater London Region Black Members Committee meets 4 times a year to discuss and action the Black Members annual work programme. The GLRBMC also receive reports back from representatives who sit on all Regional Committees/Council, the National Black Members Committee, SERTUC and other regional forums such as the Regional Diversity Forum.

The work of the RBMC is primarily organised and carried out by small working groups consisting of elected members from the Committee.

Members are elected to the Regional Black Members Committee in line with the GLRBM Constitution. Committee members are elected from each Service Group that UNISON organises in, ie Local Government, Healthcare, Higher Education, Water, Gas, Electricity and Transport.

The RBMC elections are carried out annually by receiving branch nominations, followed by a secret ballot with ratification at the Greater London Region Black Members Annual General Meeting.

The RBMC operates the UNISON Rule Book commitment on proportionality and fair representation in all elections for the Committee.

The functions of the RBMC are:

  1. To work within UNISON Rules, Policy and guidelines from the National Executive to represent and service the interests of black UNISON members in the Greater London Region.
  2. To seek to ensure equality of treatment and fair representation for all members and to work for the elimination of discrimination on grounds of race or creed.
  3. To encourage black workers to join UNISON.
  4. To advise and assist Regional Service Groups on matters of concern to black members.
  5. To advise and assist the Regional Committee on matters of concern to black members.
  6. To encourage branches in the region to establish recognised branch black members groups.

RBMC representatives also attend UNISON Annual Delegate Conferences as observers and also represent UNISON at the TUC Black Workers Conference.

The current Executive Officers of the Greater London Regional Black Members Committee are:

Margaret Greer - Chair
Georgette Johnson - Co Vice Chair
Doreen Knowles - Co Vice Chair

The GLRBMC is serviced by a Regional Officer who is Colin Inniss Tel: 0845 3550845.

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