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The branch has been supporting members recently in 18 schools (listed below) as they negotiate new restructures, often putting jobs at risk. It’s not just …

14th May 2019 • Read More »
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The Ofsted report published on Wednesday 8 May provides a number of very serious challenges to the county council. The UNISON West Sussex branch is …

8th May 2019 • Read More »
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What are your views on our pay claim for 2020-21? Take part in our online consultation! The UNISON NJC Committee met on Tuesday 30 April …

8th May 2019 • Read More »
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Members within certain local pay groups at West Sussex County Council will recall just how difficult the pay consultation was for the 2018-19 pay award. The local pay groups are: HAY Grades A-E (HAY); Senior Management Grade 4 (SMG4); and Agenda for Change (AfC). In many staff’s view, and UNISON’s, …

8th May 2019 • Read More »
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WSCC is currently consulting with UNISON on changes to its discipline, performance improvement and sickness policies. This would only affect non-schools staff. ‘Formal action’ policy …

8th May 2019 • Read More »
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Our branch equality officer for black members Anusree Biswas-Sasidharan is pleased to be able to help launch the new branch equalities newsletter. Download Equalities Branch …

29th April 2019 • Read More »
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The Spring 2019 edition of Branch Lines is now available for you to download! Branch Lines – Spring 2019 edition Printed copies will be distributed …

23rd April 2019 • Read More »
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UNISON’s National Executive Committee is the governing body of the union. It is made up of 66 UNISON members, and the seats are allocated to …

15th April 2019 • Read More »
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Have your say and stand up for our public library service! UNISON is carrying out important research into the impact that the use of volunteers …

15th April 2019 • Read More »
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The administration of the West Sussex Pension scheme by Capita for West Sussex County Council from 2012-2019 was a very difficult period for all concerned, …

15th April 2019 • Read More »
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