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UNISON is Britain's largest trade union, representing workers in public services, the voluntary sector, and privatised service industries. Nottinghamshire County UNISON Branch represents those employed by:
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Nottinghamshire County Council
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Further Education Colleges in Nottinghamshire
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Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service
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the Probation Service
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Ex-County Council privatised services
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OFSTED
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national charities in Notts
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the Voluntary Sector (including private residential homes and Day Nurseries)
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organisations whose funding is derived from local authorities such as Notts County Council.
Nottinghamshire County UNISON, 39-41 Loughborough Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7LJ
Tel: 0115 981 0405 Fax: 0115 981 5697
E-mail: [email protected]
PAY 2004:
Notts UNISON members voted 516 to 251 in the consultative ballot to accept the 3 year offer of:
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2004/05=2.75%
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2005/06=2.95%
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2006/07=2.95% (or RPI)
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plus changes to national terms and conditions...
This pattern was repeated nationally and the trade unions accepted the deal at their meeting on 15th July '04.
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For further details of the pay claim and national negotiations, click here
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For details of the new pay scales, click here
Page updated: 20 July 2004
BOB MOODY
It is with great sadness that we have to report the sudden death of Branch Chair, Bob Moody, on 28th June 2004.
Bob was a long standing trade unionist, active in the NUM before joining NUPE as a Ranger at Bestwood Country park.
He was a steward in the former Leisure Services Department before Local Govt Reorganisation and was Convenor for the successor Community Services Department. After serving as Branch Welfare Officer for many years, he became Branch Chair in January 2004.
He will be greatly missed by friends and colleagues. Our thoughts are with his family at this time.
The Branch will be considering how we can commemorate Bob and the years of service he gave to UNISON members and the wider trade union movement.