Profile: 2010 issues
Profile, December 2010
Contents include: Government sell-off plans for forests (p5); Defence protests gather pace as civilians reel from 1 in 3 job cuts (p7); Nuclear specialists fight for fair pay – and win (p11); Legal bonanza - Prospect’s personal injury scheme can win for you & your family (p14); Public bodies bill - Government’s quango cull sparks mounting concern in parliament (p21)
Contents include: Government sell-off plans for forests (p5); Defence protests gather pace as civilians reel from 1 in 3 job cuts (p7); Nuclear specialists fight for fair pay – and win (p11); Legal bonanza - Prospect’s personal injury scheme can win for you & your family (p14); Public bodies bill - Government’s quango cull sparks mounting concern in parliament (p21)
Profile, October 2010
Contents include: Campaign action: how members and reps turned up the heat on the government’s redundancy bill (p4); What the new all-in-one equality law will mean in the workplace (p6); Cuts watch: the fight is on to save jobs in the run-up to the comprehensive spending review (p8); What you said about pay: responses from 8,000 members informed Prospect’s evidence to the Hutton review (p11); Our 2011 learning programme (p15); Energy Secretary Chris Huhne spells out the government’s new energy policy to Prospect members (p17); TUC 2010: reports from Manchester on all the key debates (p20-21).
Contents include: Campaign action: how members and reps turned up the heat on the government’s redundancy bill (p4); What the new all-in-one equality law will mean in the workplace (p6); Cuts watch: the fight is on to save jobs in the run-up to the comprehensive spending review (p8); What you said about pay: responses from 8,000 members informed Prospect’s evidence to the Hutton review (p11); Our 2011 learning programme (p15); Energy Secretary Chris Huhne spells out the government’s new energy policy to Prospect members (p17); TUC 2010: reports from Manchester on all the key debates (p20-21).
Profile, August 2010
Contents include: Employers announce first jobs to go because of coalition’s cutbacks (p5); New business secretary pledges to spare union learning from spending cuts (p7); Prospect has the evidence on specialist pay – but will government listen? (p12); Don’t blame HSE for litigation culture, Prospect tells Young review (p14); Public service pensions are affordable and sustainable, says Prospect evidence to Hutton review (p16); Why public sector cuts are bad news for jobs in the private sector (p19); How the civil service could teach employment tribunals a thing or two (p23)
Contents include: Employers announce first jobs to go because of coalition’s cutbacks (p5); New business secretary pledges to spare union learning from spending cuts (p7); Prospect has the evidence on specialist pay – but will government listen? (p12); Don’t blame HSE for litigation culture, Prospect tells Young review (p14); Public service pensions are affordable and sustainable, says Prospect evidence to Hutton review (p16); Why public sector cuts are bad news for jobs in the private sector (p19); How the civil service could teach employment tribunals a thing or two (p23)
Profile, July 2010
Contents include: budget implications: coalition cuts threaten the job, pay and pension of all members (p3-5); air traffic sale raises new safety fears; new presidential team (p8); national conference reports; Prospect 2009 accounts (p26)
Contents include: budget implications: coalition cuts threaten the job, pay and pension of all members (p3-5); air traffic sale raises new safety fears; new presidential team (p8); national conference reports; Prospect 2009 accounts (p26)
Profile, May 2010
Contents include: results of this year's member survey (p15-18); NEC election results (p4); 'fit notes' replace sick notes (p8); Prospect leads 11th hour rescue bid for HRI horticulture site (p10); little to celebrate in the new coalition's programme for government (p12); new right to request training at work (p14); BT's controversial system of performance management (p19).
Contents include: results of this year's member survey (p15-18); NEC election results (p4); 'fit notes' replace sick notes (p8); Prospect leads 11th hour rescue bid for HRI horticulture site (p10); little to celebrate in the new coalition's programme for government (p12); new right to request training at work (p14); BT's controversial system of performance management (p19).
Profile, April 2010
Contents include: in the run-up to a general election, Prospect puts the 3 main political parties on the spot (p15-19); Prospect wins £4m for sick and injured members in 2009 (p3); vote in our NEC elections (p3); findings from this year's members' survey (p5); unanimous backing for civil service redundancy deal (p4); government pledges to protect science (p7)
Contents include: in the run-up to a general election, Prospect puts the 3 main political parties on the spot (p15-19); Prospect wins £4m for sick and injured members in 2009 (p3); vote in our NEC elections (p3); findings from this year's members' survey (p5); unanimous backing for civil service redundancy deal (p4); government pledges to protect science (p7)
Profile, February 2010
Contents include: Prospect's 15-year vision becomes a reality as Prestwick air traffic control centre opens; five unions back landmark public sector redundancy deal; shadow over science - investing in the future; members' survey runs until 19 February;
Contents include: Prospect's 15-year vision becomes a reality as Prestwick air traffic control centre opens; five unions back landmark public sector redundancy deal; shadow over science - investing in the future; members' survey runs until 19 February;