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Need to join ANY Trade Union for IT staff

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    #11
    Originally posted by expat
    What's the problem? Are they breaking the terms of your contract?
    The problem is that they have no idea of best practice in hiring, retaining or firing staff. I don't want to be too specific in public about this case for an obvious reason, but it's only inferior organisations (who hire lower-end IT brains like me!) that suffer high turnover and foster job insecurity in their environments.

    So no, they're not breaking the terms of the written contract, but it's a bit of a poor show all round that I've had to get a uniion rep, I thought that crap only happened in the public sector.

    We're all 'temps' - nobody stays at in one workplace permanently, unless you're an Undertaker.




    Jaybee.

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      #12
      Originally posted by Jaybee from his castle
      So no, they're not breaking the terms of the written contract, but it's a bit of a poor show all round that I've had to get a uniion rep, I thought that crap only happened in the public sector.
      Why do you have to get a union rep?
      - the contract has not been broken
      - right now you're being paid for not working
      - soon your contract may be terminated, in accordance with its conditions.

      So what's the problem?

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        #13
        these guys

        these guys should be able to help

        http://www.nfu.org.uk/

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