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Published on 5 September 2017 by Neil Bland
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at Unison? Want to know how reps get started? Want to know if this is something you would like to try?
Suffolk County Council: Proposed Cuts to Pay
Published on 22 November 2018 by Suffolk County UNISON
Cutting your pay with little chance of a reward for good performance?UNISON is concerned that the Organisational and Service objectives for the proposed reward and performance scheme will be ill defined and applied inconsistently for staff across Suffolk County Council.
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Published on 20 November 2018 by Suffolk County UNISON
Informal briefing for UNISON members interested in becoming workplace representativesUNISON office, Rope Walk, Ipswich Tuesday 18th December 2018
11:30am to 1pm (buffet lunch provided)
Proposed Pay Cut: Suffolk County Council
Published on 17 December 2018 by
Urgent Update Following the important email we sent out to members on Friday – here is the all important update on the UNISON campaign fighting the pay cut at Suffolk County Council.
UNISON Members say 'NO' to the Suffolk County Council pay cut
Published on 21 December 2018 by
The Chief Exec Nicola Beach of Suffolk County Council emailed staff the week before Christmas 2018 explaining that the proposals will mean that “pay deductions would be taken each month”......
UNISON Members say a very clear NO to the mandatory unpaid leave!
Published on 10 January 2019 by Suffolk County UNISON Branch
The number of responses to the most recent UNISON survey on the SCC pay cut was genuinely overwhelming. For this we thank you. But in addition to this, when you take a look at the results (attached), you will see that in terms of what you told us, it is very clear that we are undivided. A massive 95% of us will not accept 1 days mandatory unpaid leave.
UNISON to visit work places after Suffolk County Council drops staff pay cut
Published on 18 January 2019 by UNISON Suffolk County Branch
UNISON's huge victory in getting the Suffolk County Council to drop its proposed pay cut made the news across Suffolk with articles appearing in the papers, as well as interviews with UNISON on BBC Radio Suffolk. This proves what a major success we have had.