Nick Clegg's constituency of Sheffield to make 8,500 redundant
underclassrising.net | 27.09.2010 16:45 | Public sector cuts | Sheffield
GMB CONFIRM THAT SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL HAS ISSUED OFFICIAL REDUNDANCY NOTICE TO 8,500 COUNCIL STAFF
These official notices for 8,500 staff at Sheffield, coming on top of the notices for 26,000 in Birmingham, nail the lie that this government's policies will not cost jobs and will lead to reduced services for the public and inferior terms and conditions for staff says GMB
GMB today confirmed that it had received from Sheffield City Council the official HR1 forms on Friday regarding 8,500 staff employed by the council covering changes to terms and conditions and job levels.
Paul Kenny, GMB General Secretary speaking from the Labour Party conference in Manchester said, "These official notices for 8,500 staff at Sheffield, coming on top of the notices for 26,000 in Birmingham, nail the lie that this government's policies will not cost jobs and will lead to reduced services for the public and inferior terms and conditions for staff.
Service users and service providers in both Sheffield and Birmingham will fight to protect services and jobs in both major cities.
The blame for this reduction in services and in jobs lie firmly at the door of David Cameron and Nick Clegg."
GMB today confirmed that it had received from Sheffield City Council the official HR1 forms on Friday regarding 8,500 staff employed by the council covering changes to terms and conditions and job levels.
Paul Kenny, GMB General Secretary speaking from the Labour Party conference in Manchester said, "These official notices for 8,500 staff at Sheffield, coming on top of the notices for 26,000 in Birmingham, nail the lie that this government's policies will not cost jobs and will lead to reduced services for the public and inferior terms and conditions for staff.
Service users and service providers in both Sheffield and Birmingham will fight to protect services and jobs in both major cities.
The blame for this reduction in services and in jobs lie firmly at the door of David Cameron and Nick Clegg."
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