Confused about the Council Proposals to Pay, Terms and Conditions

Trade Union reps will be available in Loxley House Restaurant between 12.00 - 2.00pm on the following dates:-

- Tuesday 18 October

- Tuesday 25 October

- Tuesday 1 November

For more details on the impact of the proposals please clickPay Terms and Conditions Booklet

NCC Pay, Terms and Conditions Proposals

Thank you to those members who attended the consultation meetings that recently took place. I am pleased to say that there is overwhelming support from members of all three unions to continue to oppose the council proposals.

Please find attached copy of a letter that the trade unions sent to elected members yesterday.

We will also be writing to local MP's.  We will be organising further consultation meetings in the next few weeks as it was clear that many members did not fully understand the implications of the council's proposals.

Please do your best to attend a meeting or contact your local rep or the Branch if you would like clarification on any of the issues.

Thank you.

Christina Sanna
Branch Secretary

Letter to Councillors re cuts 26.9.16.
Joint TU Newsletter NCC Pay, Terms and Conditions Proposals Aug 2016

NCC Proposals on Pay, Terms & Conditions Latest Update

Today (8.9.16) the Trade Unions responded to a letter received from the Council with regards to the current proposals regarding pay terms and conditions. Our response is outlined in the attached letter.

The trade unions were asked to attend a meeting on Thursday 28 July where management presented revised proposals regarding pay, terms and conditions.  Please read the Branch Newsletter giving UNISON's response to the Council's attacks on pay, terms and conditions.  It also details meetings arranged in early September to get your views on these attacks.

Newsletter NCC Pay and T & C Proposals Aug 2016

The council have said that these proposals will not apply to Nottingham Revenues and Benefits staff or Schools support staff.

Social Work Watch 2016

Wednesday 21 September

UNISON is teaming up with Community Care to run the second 'Social Work Watch'. On 21st September we want as many social work staff as possible to take part by filling in a survey to tell us about their day. We will ask them to give details of their caseload on that day, how many hours they worked, what they did, how it made a difference, and the pressures and challenges they faced.

We will use the findings to highlight for the public and policy makers the challenges and pressures social work staff face every day. We will also use it to celebrate the value and importance of the work they do, in spite of the cuts, staff shortages and media hostility.

Read more: Social Work Watch 2016