Shirley-Anne Duff is a dynamic and dedicated Unison Steward, leveraging her extensive background in sports and community engagement to advocate for workers' rights and promote fair treatment in the workplace. With a strategic mindset and a personable approach, Shirley-Anne excels in creating inclusive environments that...
Shirley-Anne Duff is a dynamic and dedicated Unison Steward, leveraging her extensive background in sports and community engagement to advocate for workers' rights and promote fair treatment in the workplace. With a strategic mindset and a personable approach, Shirley-Anne excels in creating inclusive environments that empower individuals from diverse backgrounds. Her commitment to using sport as a catalyst for positive change is evident in her current initiatives, where she actively collaborates with local government and public sector organizations to develop programs that enhance staff development and leadership skills.
In her role at Unison, Shirley-Anne is instrumental in facilitating workshops that focus on change management and effective communication, ensuring that members are well-informed about their rights and the resources available to them. Her expertise in marketing communications allows her to effectively convey important messages and mobilize support for key projects aimed at improving workplace conditions. Through public speaking engagements, she inspires others to embrace a person-centred approach, fostering a culture of respect and inclusivity.
Shirley-Anne's passion for coaching and leadership development shines through in her efforts to mentor fellow stewards and promote professional growth within the union. By harnessing her project management skills, she successfully oversees initiatives that address the unique needs of target populations, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued. As a versatile sports professional, Shirley-Anne Duff continues to make a significant impact at Unison, championing the rights of workers and advocating for a fairer, more equitable workplace for all.
