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MOD Pay 2019 - Survey Responses

MOD Pay 2019 - Survey Responses
07 February 2020

MODEye Pay Special - February 2020

MODEye Pay Special - February 2020
07 February 2020

MODEye Pay Special - January 2020

MODEye Pay Special - January 2020
13 January 2020

MOD Pay 2019 TU Proposal Calculator

MOD Pay 2019 TU Proposal Calculator
15 November 2019

MOD Pay 2019 TU Q&A

MOD Pay 2019 TU Q&A
15 November 2019

MODEye Pay Special - November 2019

November 2019 edition of MODEye.
13 November 2019

MoDEYE Autumn 2015 Edition

Autumn 2015 edition of MoDEYE
04 November 2015

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

MoDEYE Summer 2015 Edition

Summer 2015 edition of MoDEYE.
14 August 2015

DefenceEye, August 2015

For Prospect members in the defence instury
04 August 2015

DefenceEye, Issue 1, March 2015

Contents include: election briefing; defence spending EDM; QinetiQ union recognition; Trident renewal debate; DE&S reform; MOD group conference
01 April 2015

MoDEYE February 2015 Edition

February 2015 edition of MoDEYE
13 February 2015

Prospect press release "Defence specialists: too valuable to strike, MOD agrees"

Scores of civilian specialists will be exempted from taking industrial action on 30 November because of their critical role in the department's operations in Afghanistan, elsewhere overseas and in the UK. National secretary Steve Jary said "These people are not the Whitehall bureaucrats of popular imagination but skilled specialists..."
29 November 2011

Prospect press release "Defence specialists: throw 'FATS' on the fire"

Prospect has warned today that the extent to which MOD has utilised outside technical assistance demonstrates how badly its plan to cut civilian staff has affected its ability to manage efficiently its equipment programme. Steve Jary, Prospect National Secretary said "When the department is faced with swingeing, across-the-board cuts the last thing it needs is a bill for £600m for outside technical assistance."
18 November 2011

Prospect press release "Nine out of Ten Defence Specialists Say Cuts Will Damage the Front Line"

Prospect, the union for 7000 specialists in the Ministry of Defence, says this month MOD starts the process of cutting its civilian staff by 30,000 posts. 3,000 staff will leave in October - the first wave - and many of them are not Whitehall bureaucrats but defence specialists from engineers to nuclear physicists. Prospect's brief survey showed that just 4% of members thought MOD's cuts could be achieved without damaging support to front-line troops.
13 October 2011

Prospect news release "Union warns MOD specialists vital for supply chain"

On 19 August 2011, Prospect welcomed the report of the Public Accounts Committee into the MOD's use of information to manage the defence logistics supply chain. Kevin McAlonan, Prospect negotiator, said "The report specifically highlights the need to retain 'key skilled staff in the supply chain management'. Yet these are the very people that the MOD is looking to shed..."
22 August 2011

Prospect press release "Civilian Cuts Threaten Capability of UK Armed Forces"

Prospect condemned the announcement by Ministry of Defence in a letter sent to all staff stating that a further 7,000 civilian staff are to be cut between 2015-2020. Steve Jary said "the department keeps announcing significant changes without consultation, not even advance notification."
29 July 2011

Cut waste not jobs - template

Template for reporting waste
25 July 2011

Prospect news release "Union Warns that Coulport Sell-off Threatens Safety"

Prospect will be holding a mass meeting of members today (1/7/11) to discuss MOD proposals to privatise their work and transfer the majority of staff to a consortium consisting of AWE, Babcock and Lockheed Martin
01 July 2011

Prospect news release "Union warns: MOD 'vested interests' may slow reform"

Prospect welcomed Lord Levene's Defence Reform Review but warned that the department faces huge challenges in its attempts to get to grips with structural problems. "The department risks losing its in-house expertise, just as it is required to deliver defence reform."
27 June 2011

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