Nottinghamshire UNISON

We're balloting for industrial action - VOTE YES to save your conditions of service - see below


UNISON is Britain's largest trade union, representing workers in public services, the voluntary sector, and privatised service industries. NottinghamshireCounty UNISON Branch represents those employed by:

* Nottinghamshire County Council
* Further Education Colleges in Nottinghamshire
* Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service
* The Probation Service
* Ex-County Council privatised services
* OFSTED
* National charities in Notts
* The Voluntary Sector (including private residential homes and Day Nurseries)
* Organisations whose funding is derived from local authorities such as Notts County Council.

The Branch office is in West Bridgford near County Hall. You can contact us at:

Nottinghamshire County UNISON, 39-41 Loughborough Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7LJ

Tel: 0115 981 0405 Fax: 0115 981 5697 Email: branch.office@nottsunison.org.uk

Branch AGM - 5.45pm Thursday 18th March - Council Chamber, County Hall - download agenda

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NCC Budget Cuts Please read this – Industrial Action Update

We're balloting for industrial action - VOTE YES to save your conditions of service

Look out for your ballot paper!! Ballot papers will start to be distributed from the 26 February onwards. If you haven't received yours by 5th March then phone this number 0115 8475456. (School based staff are not participating in this ballot)

While we welcome the small changes that have been made to the original package of cuts to staff Terms and Conditions, it is the view of the Branch Committee that these go nowhere near making them acceptable to UNISON members.

We therefore intend to ballot all NCC members not wholly employed in schools on whether they are prepared to take Disruptive Action to get the proposals withdrawnPlease note that we are NOT considering strike action at this stage.

The Disruptive Action will include the following:

A postal ballot will take place between 26 February and 19 March. 

Yours sincerely

DENISE SMITH

Joint Branch Secretary

Budget Cuts page