NAHT comment on Ofsted’s announcement it is to carry out no notice behaviour inspections in response to concerns of parents
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Unite stands up for joined-up policing and wins
Unite welcomes the West Midlands police service decision to defer plans to sell off parts of its service
THOMAS COOK CHIEF EXECUTIVE QUITS, EASYJET PASSENGERS UP BY 8% IN JULY, FLYBE NORDIC TO BUY FINNISH COMMUTER AIRLINES ALL FEATURE IN TODAY’S BREAKING NEWS
Thomas Cook chief executive quits, EasyJet passengers up by 8% in July, Flybe Nordic to buy Finnish commuter airlines all feature in today's Breaking News
Bus company staff get a First for learning with Local MP Dawn Butler
London-based staff at First will today receive a host of awards for progress in learning, backed by Unite the Union and awarded by local MP for Brent South, Dawn Butler. Staff from First garages across London will be presented with awards for learning ranging from an award for short stories to the national numeracy and literacy award. There will also be special award for union learning reps, which is a tribute to the partnership between Unite the Union and First.
Top author Catrin Collier presents South Thames College with prestigious TUC unionlearn Quality Award
South Thames College in Putney received the prestigious unionlearn Quality Award from the bestselling author, Catrin Collier, who wrote the acclaimed “Hearts of Gold” series of books, today (Monday 8 December). Sue Rimmer, College Principal, and Graham Peterson, Trade Union Studies Co-ordinator received the award on behalf of the College for its Trade Union Studies Programme.
State funded training should be made available to all those facing redundancy
As the Government prepares for its job summit next week, a TUC report published today (Friday) is calling for state funded training to be extended to all workers facing redundancy.
TUC response to Welfare Reform Bill
Responding to the Welfare Reform Bill published today (Wednesday), TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
TUC urges Government to keep its legacy commitment to Olympic media centre
The TUC is today (Wednesday) urging the Government to keep its legacy commitment to the Olympics and reject plans to scale down the London 2012 media centre.
TUC response to social mobility White Paper
Responding to the Government's White Paper on social mobility published today (Tuesday), TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
Jobs summit must step up support for unemployed, says TUC
Today's jobs summit called by the Prime Minister must not just look at every way of reducing job losses but discuss what government can do to help the growing ranks of the unemployed who will find it increasingly difficult to find new jobs as the dole queue grows through 2009 and beyond, the TUC says in advance of the summit.