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Welcome to the website for the Hertfordshire Branch of UNISON. Use the links in the menu bar down the left to navigate your way around the website.
Here you will find the latest News, meet the Branch officers on the who's who page and keep up with the key dates for your diary.
The map will guide you to our branch office and you can read, download and print out publications such as minutes, circulars and the annual report.
It's now easier than ever to join UNISON through the online application found on the links page, so why not sign up today? Unison is the public service union; we will be happy to provide you with more details of the benefits to you in your workplace if you would like them, so please do contact us if you would like to know more.
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Regards, Keith Price
Branch Secretary
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Where are we at?
Following six hours of constructive pay talks at the end of May, the Trade Union Side has been waiting for a response and a possible revised offer from the Local Government Employers.In light of the continuing talks, the unions have been reassured that the employers will not carry out their threat to make no offer at all if agreement was not reached by the end of May. We will update branches as soon as we receive a response from the Employers, which is expected after the local elections. |
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Local government unions have warned employers that the 0.5% pay offer for England, Wales and Northern Ireland is totally unacceptable, and it called on them to open meaningful negotiations as a matter of urgency.
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TUC leaders have urged the Chancellor to introduce a new approach on public-service pay, to safeguard living standards. A delegation led by TUC President and UNISON General Secretary Dave Prentis, and General Secretary Brendan Barber, told Alistair Darling that it was unfair for public servants to be expected to accept pay settlements that fall short of inflation. |
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