Join Unison Lothian Health and Secure Your Future

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Who We Are

UNISON has around 63,000 young members. If you are a UNISON member and under 27 years of age you are automatically entitled to participate as a young member.

Young members make a difference in the workplace by campaigning on the issues that affect them directly, such a job security and training, apprenticeships, workplace rights, pay and conditions problems and bullying, as a part of the youth forum you can take part in all UNISONS campaigns and events and can join us to help organise them.

As a young member you also have the power to act against inequality or discrimination in the workplace and improve conditions for all.

Young members have groups across the county, these groups focus on identifying and standing up for issues that affect young people. 

Being a young member of UNISON and our vibrant young members group means that you are able to make fundamental changes in the workplace.

If you are interested in becoming more involved or would like more information, please contact our youth officer 

Chloe Campbell at chloe.l.campbell@nhslothian.scot.nhs.uk

Find the Young Member's form below