In this context, we welcome the steps to ease the cost of living pressures that our members and working people across the ...
Prospect recently had the privilege of meeting with workers in Ukraine whose lives have been devastated as a result of the ...
Prospect General Secretary, Mike Clancy said, “Plans for the creation of UK jobs and skills to be a prerequisite for foreign ...
Prospect is one of the few unions designed for specialist and technical professionals. We have a deep understanding of the pressures and diversity of tech work and represent workers across the sector.
In the workplace and society we seek to eliminate discrimination on grounds of gender, age, race or ethnic origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and religion. Our guide to equality ...
In the workplace and society we seek to eliminate discrimination on grounds of gender, age, race or ethnic origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and religion. Our guide to equality ...
If there is an existing union branch where you work, get in touch with people who can work with you. A monthly interactive 60-minute meeting for members who want to get active and who haven’t yet done ...
If you work for a multi-national engineering or technology enterprise and have concerns about how and where you work, you are not alone. Millions of us have had to endure changes to our work as a ...
Prospect union has announced that air traffic control staff at Norwich Airport will take one day of strike action on 28 th August as part of an ongoing industrial dispute over pay, terms and ...
Prospect is delighted that employees at Skyscanner Technology Ltd have voted in favour of union recognition. Prospect Negotiation Executive Maria Torres-Quevedo said: “This outcome reflects the ...
Looking back at some key milestones led by women in the trade union movement that have changed the landscape of workers’ rights in the UK. Emma Paterson founded the Women’s Protective and Provident ...
Prospect members at the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have vote to extend further industrial action short of strike in their ongoing dispute over the department’s handling of its ...