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Topic: Politics & government

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News

Members' update on work in Scotland
14-Apr-2020 16:13
MPs to be held to account on bullying and harassment
24-Feb-2020 14:49
Jersey members outline shortcomings in government plan
26-Nov-2019 12:53
How development can enhance the landscape and built heritage
6-Nov-2019 09:33
Unions secure pledges from Speaker candidates on bullying and harassment
6-Nov-2019 09:14
TUC calls on government to reverse TV licence policy
10-Sep-2019 12:03
Unions must work with others to stop No Deal
8-Sep-2019 17:54
Spending review does not address fundamental challenges
4-Sep-2019 17:08
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Blog Articles

Energy policy should be led by experts
08 April 2019 15:16 Mike Clancy
Situation at Natural England exposes impact of austerity on our environment
12 March 2019 10:43 Sue Hayman MP
The not good enough work plan
18 December 2018 12:30 Marion Scovell
We need certainty on Brexit – this deal does not provide it
22 November 2018 12:28 Mike Clancy
To solve earnings inequality, we need to reform our economic model
17 August 2018 09:48 Andrew Pakes
Scotland’s education professionals welcome Government climbdown on Education Bill
04 July 2018 11:36 Paul Richard Watson
Contractors, freelancers and agency workers need better rights at work
13 June 2018 17:18 Frances Cusack
DEFRA and Britain’s science and technology sector must be protected through Brexit
18 May 2018 16:31 Sue Ferns
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Documents

Briefing: Fiscal rules and the facilitation of public investment in energy infrastructure
info 2-Oct-2024 13:16
The government’s fiscal rule relating to debt (to have public debt falling by the final year of the forecast period) should use a measure of public debt which excludes investment by public sector corporations which invest in revenue generating energy infrastructure.
Briefing: New migration rules: threat to UK science and STEM
info 28-Mar-2024 11:40
From Spring 2024 the UK government is making a number of changes to immigration rules. Overall, these rules risk: • Negatively impacting the security, mobility and future employment opportunities of some overseas workers already in the UK, for example those who had planned to switch from a Graduate Visa to a Skilled Worker Visa, or those employed in a role previously classified as a Shortage Occupation • Undermining the flexibility, attractiveness and competitiveness of organisations that operate in areas where skills and expertise are often highly specialised and where career pathways and collaborative networks typically traverse national borders.
Letter: Letter from Mike Clancy and Dave Penman to PM
info 8-Nov-2023 10:39
Letter to Rishi Sunak on concerns about allegations of serious sexual misconduct by Members of Parliament.
Attachment: Results of the Prospect Political Fund Ballot 2022
info 21-Dec-2022 16:15
Full results of the Prospect Political Fund Ballot 2022 from the scrutineers (Civica).
Letter: Letter from Mike Clancy and Dave Penman re sexual harassment and workplace culture in Westminster
info 6-Sep-2022 12:24
Letter from Mike Clancy and Dave Penman to new PM Liz Truss re sexual harassment and workplace culture in Westminster
Letter: Responses from candidates for Speaker
info 29-Oct-2019 15:51
Responses from candidates for Speaker of the House of Commons to a letter from Prospect and the FDA concerning the implementation of the recommendations of Dame Laura Cox.
Agreement: Fair Work Agreement with Scottish Government
info 13-Nov-2018 09:33
Fair Work Agreement covering Scottish Government main bargaining area
Leaflet/booklet: Brexit: Shaping the future for EU nationals
info 22-Nov-2017 10:06
In October 2017 Prospect responded to a call for evidence from the Government’s Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) on the economic and social impact of the UK’s exit from the EU and how the UK’s immigration system should be aligned with a modern industrial strategy
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