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Cricket umpires’ disappointment at losing tribunal challenge
13 March 2015
Former cricket umpires Peter Willey and George Sharp have lost their case of age discrimination…
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Scottish airport security workers call strike ballot after six years of inequality
26 February 2015
Airport security workers at AMSL – part of Scottish government-owned Highlands and Islands…
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Aviation unions warn over safety as CAA presses ahead with outsourcing medical work
26 February 2015
The Public and Commercial Services union and Prospect, the unions that represent staff employed by…
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First minister’s intervention over under-threat Longannet welcomed
18 February 2015
Prospect, representing 1100 staff at energy company Scottish Power, has welcomed first minister…
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Met Office needs freedom to pay fair, says Prospect
17 February 2015
Met Office staff have called on the business minister to intervene in a pay dispute and stop a…
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English Heritage to be split into two organisations
11 February 2015
English Heritage, where Prospect represents hundreds of specialists, is to split into two…
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Victory for trade unions in DfT sickness absence case
3 February 2015
The Department for Transport broke employees’ contracts by failing to reach agreement with…
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Ordnance Survey to become a government company
22 January 2015
Ordnance Survey’s standing as a world-leading national mapping agency must be protected when its…
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Met Police to press ahead with outsourcing business support services
19 December 2014
The Metropolitan Police Commissioner and Management Board have decided to go ahead with privatising…
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Kew funding welcome – but science still at risk
16 December 2014
Prospect has welcomed today’s announcement that devastating cuts to government funding for the…
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