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BAN IMPOSED ON FOUR

Following the mitigation hearings Glenn Kelly (Bromley), Suzanne Muna (Housing Association), Onay Kasab (Greenwich) and Brian Debus (Hackney) have all been banned from holding any office in Unison.

Early this morning (5th March) UNISON officials turned up at the UNISON offices of the Bromley, Greenwich and the Housing Association having given no notice; we are awaiting an update from Hackney. The officials have attempted to confiscate computer hard drives and other resources, which include important documents on on-going personal cases.

Click on the attachment to download the latest newsletter of the campaign against the victimisation of four Unison activists, including our very own HTUC President Brian Debus.

Please come along to support Brian on the first day of his appeal hearing. This is the final hearing and completes UNISON's internal disciplinary process. It will determine whether or not the bans of 3 years for Kas and Glenn, 4 years for Suz and 5 years for Brian are imposed.

Dates for your diary

APPEAL HEARINGS: Glenn's appeal has now finished with Kas and Suzanne's appeals taking place this week. (See below for lobby details) The outcome of the appeals will be decided in January when all four appeals have been heard.

Click the file names to download two posters in support of four Unison activists unfairly disciplined by their own union.

As you probably know, Brian Debus, long standing trade union activist, Hackney Unison Branch Chair and HTUC president has been suspended from office by his union, Unison. His suspension is nothing more than a blatant witch-hunt and we are asking you to sign this letter in Brian's support.

The four found guilty of both charges and await their penalites!

The 2-day hearings have now finished. The four have been found guilty of both charges (see details below). However the four will have to wait for up to 14 days to find out what penalties will be imposed on them.