Archive for the ‘NTUS’ Category

The latest NTUS News Brief (October 2009) can be downloaded HERE. Full story

The NTUS July News Brief can be  downloaded HERE. This issue includes:- NTUS AGM Working Together CP2/3 Pensions Pay NATS Airports Redundancy Europe Full story

As announced yesterday on NATSnet, Nick Perry the CAAPS Scheme Secretary has recently written to advise that a vacancy for a CAAPS Member Nominated Trustee has arisen. Eddie Walker will not be standing for re-election at the expiry of his term of office on 30th September. The NTUS wishes to advise members that it will be nominating Gillian Martin to serve as CAAPS Member Nominated Trustee ... Full story

Lawrence Hoskins recently released at statement unveiling NSL’s action plan to “Survive and Grow”. As indicated by Lawrence, management have been in discussions with the NTUS where they have outlined their view of potential changes required. These talks have also been the subject of a recent Special Delegates Conference for the Prospect ATCO Branch and an extension to the PCS Annual Delegates Conference which is ... Full story

The May 2009 NTUS News Brief can be downloaded HERE. Full story

I am writing on behalf of the Prospect and PCS to express our concerns regarding two significant and high profile issues namely NATS contribution rate to the NATS Section of CAAPS and the decision to pay out £43.5m in dividends to the shareholders. These two issues cause the NTUS and our members’ real concern and we fail to understand the rationale and decisions made by ... Full story

NATS and the NTUS met on 17th April to discuss Pay for the negotiated grades and at this meeting management tabled their best and final offer following several months of difficult negotiations. The full details of the offer will now be taken to the Executives of the three constituencies of the NTUS with a positive recommendation prior to a ballot of the membership. Members will be aware ... Full story

The NTUS met with NATS on 16th March at which management made a pay offer which they described as “modest”. The offer was derisory and had so many strings attached that it was rejected out of hand by the NTUS. The next meeting is scheduled for the 23rd March. Ian McNeill NTUS Co-ordinator The original document can be downloaded HERE. Full story