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Members

Updating your membership

It’s easy to keep your membership record up to date. myNEU is the quickest and simplest way to keep your membership record up to date with changes to your personal or workplace details. It also gives you access to NEU Rewards, a host of member benefits such as shopping discounts. 

If you haven’t used myNEU before, you’ll need to activate your account. For this, you will need the email address you provided when joining the union.

If you have any difficulty activating or logging into myNEU, or for queries about your membership subscriptions, call the membership team on 0345 811 8111, Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm or email membership@neu.org.uk for support.

Getting support

The advice on the NEU website covers a range of issues from pay, terms and conditions, employment rights, health and safety, and pensions.

If you have a workplace rep, they will be your first port of call if you need advice or support at work. If you don’t have a rep, contact your branch in relation to issues at work and contact your district in relation to all other matters. You can also find your branch or district contact details on your membership card.

If you do not have a workplace rep and you can’t find the advice you’re looking for on the NEU website, you can contact the NEU AdviceLine.

Member benefits

As well as giving you a stronger voice in the workplace and the opportunity to shape the future of education, NEU membership also gives you access to a wide range of offers.

Become a rep

The more workplace based reps we have, the stronger the National Education Union will be. Why not become a rep in your school or college?

Elections

NEU members are eligible to stand for election as officers of the Union, members of the executive or members of the annual and special conferences of the Union.

NEU member complaints procedure

The Union recognises that there may be times when members wish to express concerns about union activities and services, including conduct of advice and representation. This procedure sets out the process for raising concerns.

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