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Young workers at the Devonport dockyard in Plymouth are providing an inspiring model for YPNs and the next generation of union members.
National secretary Steve Thomas explains the terms of a new agreement between unions representing non-teaching professionals and the local authorities who employ them, represented by the Local Government Association.
Prospect union members working at nuclear decommissioning sites across the UK have voted decisively to accept an improved offer on unpopular reforms to their final salary pension schemes
Prospect members in the Environment Agency have rejected a proposal from a group of MPs to strip the organisation of its role in managing flood risk, saying that a shake-up of current structures would be a costly distraction from key priority of protecting lives, homes and livelihoods.
Prospect’s National Trust branch is appealing to its members to take a selfie of themselves at work that the committee can use to illustrate new promotional literature.
Prospect has sent wide-ranging questions to 20 candidates in five constituencies across Scotland
The Supreme Court today (Wednesday 5 April) made a landmark ruling protecting employees against pay discrimination based on race or religious grounds.
Prospect union members working at nuclear decommissioning sites across the UK have voted decisively to accept an improved offer on unpopular reforms to their final salary pension schemes
Members in the Education and Children’s Services group have been contacting Prospect for advice about the impact of changes to tax legislation on those doing self-employed consultancy work for public sector bodies.
Only 9% of the engineers in the UK are women – which is why Prospect has been working with external stakeholders to inspire, attract, recruit and retain more women in engineering and technology.
Prospect has reached a mutually acceptable agreement for Southend United’s groundsman, Ken Hare, whose employment was terminated in January.
After a campaign lasting nearly two years, Prospect has won the right to be recognised for collective bargaining at Babcock Mission Critical Services (BMCS). Staff voted overwhelmingly in favour of recognition.
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