This conference calls on the Executive Council to negotiate the end to the perverse practice of removing CPD payments from our members whilst they are undertaking temporary promotion, acting up, under...
This Conference instructs the Executive Council to conduct a survey to determine if any FBU member has suffered any financial penalties on their personal vehicle insurance as a result of an on duty...
This conference believes that the “A” pay scale introduced as part of the 2003 agreement is unnecessary and has been used by employers as a divisive tool to unsettle our members. This conference also...
Conference recognises the vital role played by FBU Health & Safety Representatives in making our workplaces safer and reducing accidents and injuries. Conference further recognises the increasing...
Conference notes with alarm the comments by Cllr Derek Davis, chair of Stoke on Trent and Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Authority in his press statement of 8th April 2009 in which he blew the whistle...
CLEVELAND AS AMENDED BY STRATHCLYDE AND WEST MIDLANDS
This conference calls upon the Executive Council to carry out a study into what effect the introduction of pre-arranged overtime has had on establishment levels and also the effectiveness of current...
Conference notes with concern that the aim agreed last year by the National Joint Council to negotiate the basis for a pay settlement for 2009 and 2010 by March 2009 has not been achieved. Conference...
This Conference deplores the actions of the British Government in their shameful decision of 25th April 2009, which was overturned by Parliament on 29th April 2009, to refuse to grant an equal right...
This Conference demands that the Executive Council starts negotiations with the employers to ensure that Continual Professional Development payment is not lost on temporary or substantive promotion.
Conference welcomes the Independent newspaperʼs front page coverage of the 19th April 2009 - highlighting the horrific situation confronting civilians in Sri Lanka, civilians who are caught between...
