Pay & conditions
If you work for the Probation Service in England and Wales, your pay and conditions are negotiated at the Probation Service National Negotiating Council (NNC).
UNISON sits alongside our sister union, Napo, on the Trade Union Side of the NNC. We submit claims to the Employers on the NNC for improvements in your pay and conditions
The NNC negotiates a Handbook of terms and conditions which applies in full to every Probation employee.
All Probation jobs have been evaluated under the NNC Job Evaluation Scheme (a job ranking process) and then placed on one of the 6 NNC pay bands. You can find details of the latest pay arrangements that apply on the Probation Association website:
Probation AssociationIf you have any questions about your pay and conditions, you should raise these with your local UNISON representative or UNISON branch.
UNISON and Napo have submitted the following pay claim for 2011/12 to the Probation National Negotiating Council.
The Police and Justice Conference 2012 will take place on Thursday 11 October to Saturday 13 October 2012 at Cardiff City Hall.
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CONTACT DETAILS
• For urgent help and advice at work to go
Help at Work
• The UNISON national officer for probation is Ben Priestley.
1 Mabledon Place
London WC1H 9AJ
Direct fax: 020 7551 1195
Email
Ben Priestley
or
Dave Bryant
Probation documents
Probation Members Bulletin - Winter 2012
The Probation Members Winter Bulletin includes articles on stand taken by members to defend their pensions, UNISON's case for saving the probation service and acceptance of the pay deal.
Probation Members Bulletin - Winter 2012
Police and Justice Conference and Autumn Bulletin
This bulletin includes information on the first Police and Justice Service Group Conference.
Police and Justice Conference and Autumn Bulletin
UNISON Interim Submission to NOMS: 'Future Shape of Probation Services' Review
This circular is a copy of UNISON's interim submission to the National Offender Management Review of the ïFuture Shape of Probation Services'. The submission sets out UNISONÍs view that Probation should be accountable to the communities it serves, locally delivered, efficient and effective without privatisation and allowed to make its own decisions about competition and procurement.
UNISON Interim Submission to NOMS: 'Future Shape of Probation Services' Review
Future Shape of Probation Service
This circular notifies branches, activists and members of work which UNISON is undertaking to protect members' interests in the 'Future Shape of Probation Services' Review which Ministers have asked NOMS to carry forward.
Future Shape of Probation Service
