UNISON’s annual National Delegate Conference (NDC) is the union’s ruling body. Every year delegates from all over the country take part in debates to choose our campaigning priorities and policies. This year, NDC is taking place in Liverpool.
Every UNISON branch elects reps to attend annual conference and vote on behalf of their local branch members. Scotland has about 200 delegates.
Conference reports from a Scotland perspective and where Scotland delegates are particularly involved will be posted here throughout the week. For other reports see the UK pages.
All stories and photos are by Louise Noble.
Lisa Neal – we must fight for dignity, equality, and justice for women in retirement.
Sophie Watson we need to fight for investment in universities
Jim McFarlane, public services are vital to improving living standards and tackling poverty.
Stephen Smellie – Turning climate change commitments into actions
Lindsay McNaught – climate change isn’t a distant threat
Ivana Ferguson – public service staff help society cope with climate emergencies
Cameron Thompson – stamp out sexual harassment.
Willie Docherty, a just transition must be led by workers
Fiona Park, City of Edinburgh on sexual harassment in the workplace
Jacqueline Keddie spoke passionately about kinship carers
Raza Sadiq, condemned the UK government’s complicity in the ongoing Israeli occupation of Palestine
Scotland’s Convenor, Mark Ferguson praises regional industrial strategy
Vincent Ogwu-Richard on immigration policy impact on migrant workers
Dave Ferguson, Police Staff Scotland
Building migrant networks – Charlie McCarthy
Kathleen Kennedy
Support for Branch Activists – Linda Clotworthy
Emmanuella Ogan, Aberdeenshire Branch
UNISON General Secretary: our union will hold the new Labour Government to account
Migrant Workers – Frances Pollock
