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NEC Margaret McKee 3 2 NEC Lynn Poulton 2 2 NEC Lesley Discombe 1 1 NEC Helen Jenner 1 1 TUC Lucia McKeever 3 2 TUC Eleanor Smith 3 2 53
APPENDIX 4 Glossary D&O EHRC FRMC LAOS LGBT LLL MPU NBMC NDC NDMC NEC NEC ELC NWC NWO NYMF PDCC RWC RWO SOG TUC NEC's development and organisation committee Equality and Human Rights Commission Finance & resource management committee (UNISON) Learning and organising services (UNISON department responsible for member training) Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Lifelong learning Membership participation unit (UNISON department with equalities remit) National Black members’ committee National delegate conference National disabled members’ committee National executive council National executive council equality liaison committee National women’s committee National women’s officer National young members’ forum NEC’s policy development and campaigns committee Regional women's committee Regional women’s officer Self organised group Trades Union Congress Commonly used terms Self organisation SOGs Positive action Self-definition Proportionality Fair representation Groups facing discrimination meeting and organising to determine their collective agenda and feeding it into UNISON’s structure. The four self-organised groups: defined by UNISON national rules as women members, Black members, disabled members and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender members. Action to combat the prejudice and discrimination experienced by members of the self-organised groups. Right of people to define themselves, e.g. as disabled or lesbian. The representation of women and men in fair proportion to the relevant number of female and male members of the electorate – UNISON has a rulebook commitment to proportionality. The broad balance of representation of members of the electorate, taking into account such factors as age and low pay, the balance between full-time and part-time time workers, manual and non-manual workers, different occupations, skills, race, sexual orientation, disability and gender identity – UNISON has a rulebook commitment to fair representation. 54
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Page 33 and 34: The project has been very successfu
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