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Keep in touch with your union
You can keep in touch and engage with us in a number
of different ways:
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Twitter is a free social messaging
utility that helps us stay connected. We
aim to Tweet at least one day and if you sign-up, you can send
us direct messages and respond to our updates.
Follow us on
Twitter
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The Unite Communications Department produces a
daily digest covering the latest news, updates on campaigns
and links to stories in journals and the media in general.
View the
blog entries here
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The discussion forum allows members to discuss a wide range
of topics regarding the union’s campaigns and activities. Members
can cultivate online bonds and exchange information, views and
advice.
Take part in our
discussion forum
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Podcasts push audio or video content from websites down to
consumers of that content, who typically listen to it on their iPod
(hence the "pod") or other audio player that supports mp3 or mp4 at
their convenience.
Download or subscribe to our podcast
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We have our own Facebook group to enable us to communicate with
working people all over the planet. Join millions of others
on the global network and share information with people all
over the world.
Join the Unite Facebook
group
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Unite has its own channel on the video-sharing website
YouTube.
Subscribe to
our YouTube channel
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Subscribe to our RSS to receive updated
information automatically downloaded to your computer that can
be viewed in Internet Explorer and other programs.
Receive our RSS feed
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Unite produces its members' magazine in a digital
format. Known as a digimag, all you have to do to receive the
publication is make sure you've told us your email
address.
Read the current and past issues of the digimag
here
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