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Employment law briefing: Atypical workers: freelancers, interns, apprentices and volunteers – legal rights and status 2021

Atypical workers: freelancers, interns, apprentices and volunteers – legal rights and status - questionnaire
29 April 2021 ID: 2021/00437

Circular: Standard: MOD Group Annual Report 2020-2021

MOD Group Annual Report 2020-2021
26 April 2021 ID: 2021/00415

Briefing: 2020 Spending Review - initial analysis and briefing

The 2020 Spending Review sets non-capital (or “Resource”) budgets for all Government Departments for the financial year 2021-22, determining how much money Departments and associated Arms-Length Bodies have to spend on pay, recruitment and other running costs for that year. It therefore has important consequences for civil servants and anyone working in the public sector, as well as for citizens, businesses and communities who benefit from their work. This briefing sets out initial analysis of the new economic forecasts and budget allocations published with the Spending Review, and highlights announcements and developments of particular interest to Prospect and Bectu sectors.
26 November 2020 ID: 2020/01233

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Submissions

Review into the UK’s defence and security industrial strategy - Prospect submission

Prospect submission to the government's integrated defence review. The submission focuses on: The context of the defence review; The importance of a defence industrial strategy; Emerging technologies and skills; The importance of socio-economic factors; Nurturing the defence industrial base and The department’s role as an intelligent customer.
12 October 2020

Prospect submission of Defence Committee inquiry - Defence industrial policy: procurement and prosperity

Defence Committee inquiry on Defence industrial policy: procurement and prosperity.
09 September 2019

Prospect Submission to the 2015 SDSR Public Engagement

Prospect’s response is broken up into two sections. Section 1 we focus on the development of UK sovereign capability in defence equipment design and manufacturing. In Section 2 we highlight the need to retain an intelligent customer role for civilian personnel in the Ministry of Defence.
30 October 2015