But Kim Hall a Unison delegate from Northern Ireland said she was pleased by what she had heard.
He told MPs: "Here are the figures - £8m from Unite, £4m from GMB, £4m from Unison.
These layers are: (1) Subjectless Sociality (occurring apart from an awareness of an "I" or a sense of self): Social affects such as laughter or fear and panic transfer from one creature to another, spreading from an adult to her infant, prompting birds to fly away from a threat in unison, and explaining xenophobic political climates.
Following a complaint from Unison, this article was amended to remove an untrue allegation about Dave Prentis', General Secretary of Unison, working relationship with Heather Wakefield.
A statement from Unison Scotland's Labour Link said: "It is unprecedented for a party leader not to stand down after such a defeat, particularly when he loses his own seat.
The private equity firm is buying a stake in Sushiro from Unison Capital, a Japanese rival.
Björk's lyrics, written in her idiosyncratic lowercase scrawl, will be of interest to completists; the same book where she wrote Hyperballad has a verse from Unison, released two albums later.
Meanwhile, a report from Unison, Women Deserve Better, published last week, describes what is becoming known as the "sandwich generation" – women caught between the responsibilities of caring for children and grandchildren and/or a dependent elderly relative, and the need to continue working in order to achieve anything like a decent pension.
Last year, a trust came under fire from the union Unison for piloting a scheme where tapes would be written up in Chennai, India.
Like some of his mentor's works, Mr. Tcherepnin's lyrical piece, a St . Lukes commission, opened slowly, blossoming from one long unison note into a lush tapestry.
