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Organising guide to transfers of employmentJanuary 2008Published: 23 November 2007
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All the information and advice you will need when dealing with transfers, from start to finish
 Organising guide to transfers of employment
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AfC Private contractors' best practice guidePublished: 25 April 2007
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Attached is the Department of Health's Agenda for Change for NHS Contractors Staff in England A Best Practice Guide; Appendix 2 gives advice on how ACAS can help local organisations to implement AfC. Acrobat PDF file
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Agenda for Change and private contractors staff (England) A UNISON guidePublished: 24 October 2006
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(24/10/2006) Agenda for Change and private contractors staff (England) A UNISON guide.A4192.pdf
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Agenda for Change private contractors staff (England) Joint StatementPublished: 24 October 2006
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(24/10/06) Agenda for Change private contractors staff (England) joint statement.A4193.pdf
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Private contractors unitPublished: 10 March 2005
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Private contractors UNISON supports over 67,000 members employed by private companies working across the public sector. Our members carry out a wide range of jobs including hospital cleaners, environmental health officers, school meals workers and call centre workers. The private contractors unit (PCU) provides a co-ordinated approach to organising in the private contractors' sector at a national level. The PCU offers general advice and support to regions and branches in respect of private contractors. Dave Johnson, senior national officer, head of Private Contractors and Voluntary and Community Sector Units: Tel: 020 7551 1336; email: d.johnson@unison.co.uk Julie Hallam, national officer: Tel: 020 7551 1743; email: j.hallam@unison.co.uk
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• For urgent help and advice at work go to Help at Work
• The head of the private contractors unit is Dave Johnson.
UNISON private contractors unit
1 Mabledon Place
London WC1H 9AJ
Email: d.johnson@unison.co.uk
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