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Unison Branch Annual Report Jan – Dec 2015
The annual report gives a comprehensive insight into the work of Branch Officers and Convenors for 2014. It’s well worth a read – jan – dec 2014Read more…
Council Tax should be abolished.
The Conservative and Lib/Dem Government has done the opposite to cutting Council Tax. In order to fund and protect services, cuts to the Government grant have caused Councils to raise taxes as well…Read more…
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Important – National Pay overpayment
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It is very important that all of our Barnet Council members read the following information as there has been an overpayment made by the…Read more…
Next meeting: 24 March at the Eagle – Tim Ridgway from Latest TV
Latest TV’s News Editor Tim Ridgway has agreed to be guest speaker at 7.30pm on Tuesday, 24 March 2015.
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Ukraine: Poroshenko bruised by army retreat
By David Stern BBC News, Kiev Damage in Vihlehirsk, near Debaltseve, testifies to the intensity of the fighting The question is not whether the fall of the strategically important road and rail hub…Read more…
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Four things you can do to help Barnet care workers
Share: Facebook Twitter Google Plus LinkedIn There are 4 things all of our supporters can do to help
1. Ask your MP to sign Early Day Motion 778
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TUC: David Cameron wants you to believe he’s the workers’ friend. Don’t fall for it
Frances O’Grady Average wages have decreased in real terms under the present government. Expect more of the same – and worse – if the Tories are re-elected Which party is most trusted to be on…Read more…
Wage stagnation has increased the deficit by at least £33bn, says TUC
16 February 2015 The government is collecting £33.4bn less in income tax and national insurance than official forecasts suggested because of the lack of earnings growth in the UK, according to…Read more…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Care Workers to take strike action 24 & 25 February 2015.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Care Workers to take strike action 24 & 25 February 2015.
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Ian Stephens, Independent Councillor and ex-leader of the Isle of Wight Council, is standing for Parliament
From the Workers’ oppositional point of view, how can we view Ian Stephens candidature? Ian Stephens is an Independent who has listened, to a certain extent, and worked with the Trades Unions on the…Read more…
Barnet Council to vote on NOT paying London Living Wage
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Ryde Academy & ‘Lazy Teachers’
– by Mat Thomas To listen to the Labour Party leadership the other day talking about getting good teachers and some of the complaints made by Conservatives one would think that the Country, let alone…Read more…
Aberdeenshire cuts impact ‘devastating’ says UNISON
Aberdeenshire UNISON has warned that the council’s planned cuts over the next five years will hit jobs and services hard and will continue to have a devastating impact on the quality of life in Aberdeenshire, especially for our most vulnerable.
The branch has called on Aberdeenshire councillors to minimise job losses and to keep their commitment to no compulsory redundancies and to maintainRead more…
UNISON wins Comhairle living wage backdating
UNISON’s Western Isles Local Government Branch has welcomed the Comhairle’s recent agreement to backdate payment of the National Living Wage to its lowest-earning staff to April 2013.
Back in November the Comhairle, following an intensive campaign by UNISON, agreed to pay the Living Wage for 2014 exclusive of Distant Islands Allowance. However, the council disagreed with the union over itsRead more…
UNISON intervention ensures 27 jobs retained at Stornoway call-handling centre
Friday 13 February 2015
UNISON, the public-sector trade union, has helped to ensure the retention of 27 jobs at the Consumer Advice Direct (CAD) call-handling centre in Stornoway after members were issued with redundancy notices early in the New Year.
Flora Somerville, UNISON Branch Organiser, met recently with local politicians and senior management from Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) – whichRead more…
Household debt to grow nearly three times faster than wages under Osborne’s plans, says TUC
12 February 2015 New analysis published today (Thursday) by the TUC finds that the official growth forecasts based on George Osborne’s economic plans are dependent on household debt growing much…Read more…