Jeremy Corbyn's plans for Trade Unions is music to Nottingham City UNISON's ears...

A 20-point plan for security and equality at work, including an end to zero-hours contracts and equal rights for employees

Repeal the Trade Union Act and roll out sectoral collective bargaining, whereby industries can negotiate agreement as a whole

End the public sector pay cap.

Guarantee trade unions a right to access workplaces

Enforce all workers' rights to trade union representation at work

Use public spending power to drive up standards, including only awarding public contracts to companies which recognise trade unions

Shifting the "burden of proof" in the so-called "gig economy" so that the law assumes a worker is an employee unless the employer can prove otherwise

Stand Up For Choice

UK March for Life National Counter Demonstration – Saturday 20 May 2017

2017 is the 50th anniversary of the abortion act. Each year the annual March For Life UK tales place in Birmingham.

Pro-Choice Nottingham are attending Stand up for Choice: UK March for Life National Counter Demonstration in Birmingham on Saturday 20th May. They have arranged a coach leaving from Nottingham City Centre at 10.00am.

For further details and to book tickets follow the link below:-

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/stand-up-for-choice-uk-march-for-life-national-counter-demonstration-nottm-coach-tickets-34135958571

Visit https://www.facebook.com/events/1351778674871016/ for further information

UNISON's Campaign to Save Care Now

A new film highlighting the indignity suffered by thousands of elderly people because of 15-minute care visits will hit the internet on Thursday.

Commissioned by UNISON to tie in with the union's campaigning work on the crisis in homecare, the two-minute features former Brookside actor and 60 Minute Makeover star Claire Sweeney. It is a satirical sideswipe at the effects of government cuts on a service many vulnerable and elderly people rely on and UNISON members deliver.

Members and the public will be able to see the film – and sign a petition calling for an end to these short visits – on the union's dedicated campaign website: savecarenow.org.uk.

NCC Pay, Terms and Conditions - Collective Agreement

Trade Union negotiations with Nottingham City Council on the revised pay, terms and conditions, concluded today and UNISON, Unite and GMB have now signed the collective agreement which will result in new contracts being issued to all
staff.