Becoming a CSP steward means that you become part of a national team that forms the trade union function of the CSP.
The role of the steward
The steward's role is vital in supporting other members at work. Without stewards the CSP has no voice in the workplace and no way of knowing what problems members are facing.
Stewards perform their role in a range of working environments most notably in the NHS, social enterprise companies and community interest companies, but not exclusively.
Being a steward is a great way to learn new skills, support your colleagues, develop your career and make a real difference. So go on, get elected today!
Watch: Physio Helene White explains why she became a CSP steward
Do you need a steward?
If you are a CSP member and are in need of a steward, or want to find out more about services from employment relations, please see our union support page. See also our role of the steward page to find out what stewards do in more detail. Perhaps YOU will become a CSP steward. Or another workplace role, like safety rep or equality rep?
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