Documents

Quick access to a range of heritage-related documents from our library.

Briefing: Budget 2020 - initial briefing

The 2020 Budget was presented in the face of a rapidly evolving awareness of the likely economic and social impact of the global Coronavirus outbreak. Headline announcements focused on relatively short-term measures to mitigate this impact, but the budget also contained significant developments of policy plans set out in the Conservative Party manifesto and election campaign. This briefing focuses on elements likely to be of particular interest to Prospect and Bectu sectors and members. Contents • Introduction • Economic outlook • Freelancers • Public services • Announcements and developments relevant to key sectors o Energy o Environment and Food o Heritage o IT & telecoms o Public services o Science o Transport

Local newsletter: Prospect Press newsletter for National Trust members

November newsletter which contains articles on the recent Annual Delegate Conference; up and coming meeting dates; consultations and restructures; rural surveyors' discipline reviews; annual leave approvals, and a list of all your branch reps and current vacancies. Related consultation documentation attached (see page 2 of newsletter for more info): Bury St Edmonds portfolio General Managers - LSE Classic Properties.

Attachment: Staff consultation document - Bury St Edmonds portfolio

Staff consultation document

Attachment: Bury St Edmonds portfolio - Prospect response

Prospect's response to the Bury St Edmonds staff consultation document

Attachment: Classics draft consultation document

Staff consultation document

Attachment: Classic Properties - Prospect reponse

Prospect's response to the LSE Classic Properties consultation document

Leaflet/booklet: I'm Not A Number... I'm a microbiologist

Part of the I'm Not A Number campaign – It takes years of training to become a qualified microbiologist like Dave Roberts. His work enhances our understanding of biodiversity and some of the smallest living organisms on our planet

Profile: Profile, October 2009

Contents include: when the media goes mad - Alan Leighton explains why he gave Sir Alex Ferguson the red card (p5); young, free and connected - what happened when Prospect’s young professionals came together for a day (p8); picture this... why Science Museum members staged their own anniversary photograph (p13); TUC Liverpool - delegates hear from Prospect on energy, jobs, safety and trade unions (p14); Conservative agenda - shadow ministers spell out what a Tory government would mean for members (p16); happy birthday HSE - the Health and Safety Executive is 35 years old and it deserves a pat on the back (p25)