UNISON members in the Environment Agency
Our members in the Environment Agency range from executive directors to manual workers and everything in between.
The majority work in clerical, administrative, technical, professional and scientific jobs. The agency is the largest environmental public sector body in the UK, employing more than 11,000 people. It is the official environmental regulator for inland and coastal water quality, waste disposal, air quality, industrial processes and in addition it operates the nation’s emergency flood defence workforce.
UNISON is the largest trade union recognised by the agency and consequently UNISON organises the negotiations and consultative machinery and takes the lead role on all employment related issues. Among UNISON's priorities for agency members are workplace health and safety, pay and conditions including equal pay, social inclusion and diversity promotion and training and development.
2012 PAY CLAIM SUBMITTED
Joint union pay claim submitted on behalf of all employees of the Environment Agency covered by the National Negotiating Group (NNG).Get Ready for Action - 30 November 2011
The whole of UNISON is fully engaged in the preparations for 30th November. Your branch is already busy making sure that all members working for the Environment Agency know what to expect on 30th November.UNISON Bulletin Environment agency
The 2010 Pay Claim for Environment Agency Members Is Submitted. The trade unions' pay claim for 2010/11 was submitted to the Environment Agency at the National Negotiating Committee held on 9th February 2010.Environment agency annual pay claim 2010
Branches are asked to submit their views and comments on what the contents should be for the 2010 pay claim for Environment Agency members by 18 January.< Back | More >
