montage picture of members at work Five unions back civil service redundancy deal
03/02/2010
Prospect and four other unions reached agreement on 2 February with the Cabinet Office on revisions to the Civil Service Compensation Scheme. The five unions that worked together to secure this agreement are Prospect, FDA, the Prison Officers’ Association, Unite and GMB, representing 100,000 members in departments, agencies and non-departmental public bodies.

MOD must become ‘intelligent customer’
03/02/2010
Prospect, the union representing 15,000 civilian specialists in the Ministry of Defence has welcomed the department‘s Green Paper setting out the issues to be addressed by the Strategic Defence Review following the general election.
Clean up empties before new party, warns nuclear union
02/02/2010
Stringent government cuts and the forthcoming general election will derail the latest spending plans for cleaning up the UK’s nuclear legacy, nuclear union Prospect has told the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.

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Prospect, along with four other unions, has reached agreement on revisions to the CS compensation scheme. More detail in our civil service eSector.
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