Prospect Civil Service
Welcome to our civil service eSector - an area of our website specifically for our 34,000 members in the civil service and related areas.
They are specialist staff working in roles that are dramatically different to the traditional public perception of civil servants: marine surveyors to museum curators, patent officers to prison chaplains.
They automatically get access to the full eSector content when they log in. It includes:- civil service compensation scheme changes
- pensions
- civil service sector executive committee.
Civil service compensation scheme changes
On 4 December 2009, the government announced that it was pressing ahead with fundamental changes to the civil service compensation scheme without agreement from Prospect and other unions. This is in spite of detailed talks over the last eleven months.
Pensions
From 18 June-20 July 2007 members in the civil service and related areas were balloted on their acceptance of major changes to their pension scheme. The result was an overwhelming acceptance of the deal, by a 99% majority. Logged in civil service members can see full details on the pensions page.
CS Sector executive committee
Logged-in members can see full details of who sits on the sector executive, how often it meets etc.
PayBack campaign
This is Prospect's long-term campaign to improve the pay standing of its 36,000 members who work in public services. PayBack is fighting for:
- recognition for professionals at work
- adequate funding for services
- fair pay structures for specialists
- privatisation on merit, not profit
- avoidance of compulsory redundancies.
Biennial sector conference
Logged in civil service members can download key documents from the 2009 sector conference held on 21 May in Liverpool.
If you're not a Prospect member but you're a civil servant working in a specialist role, find out more about what Prospect can do for you.
Government's got talent
'Government's got talent' is a presentation we gave to Civil Service Live, a major gathering of civil servants and government officials at London Olympia in July 2009. You can watch the presentation here - just click the image below to view the presentation in a new browser window:
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