Transforming Rehabilitation revolution Section 4 contains information on: and engaging with decision makers Membership of the Service both inside and outside Parliament. Group Executive (SGE) The thanks of the Service Group, as Membership of the Service ever, go out to the activists, branch Sector Committees officials and regional staff who make Representation on negotiating the work of the Service Group such a bodies and external stakeholder success across all three nations; and groups of course to our members who support SGE attendance record the work of the union in so many Meeting record different ways. Service Group circulars/joint union releases Service Group Staff Section 1 of the report covers the work of the service group and its sectors against each of the NEC’s four objectives. The sectors are as follows: Police Staff (England and Section 1: Meeting the NEC Cymru/Wales) Objectives Police Staff (Scotland) Probation Staff (England and Objective 1: recruiting, Cymru/Wales) organising, representing and CAFCASS (England) retaining members Section 2 of the report provides Membership and Density national updates from UNISON Scotland and UNISON Cymru/Wales Membership and from each of the regional police and justice committees. Membership in all sectors of the Service Group has continued to decline as a result of cuts to the workforces in which we organise. In of the report an update Section 3 August 2017 our membership was: on the work in progress on delivering the actions in respect of motions Police Staff (England and Wales): passed at the 2016 Service Group 33,409 Conference. Police Staff (Scotland): 2,594
Transforming Rehabilitation revolution and engaging with decision makers both inside and outside Parliament. The thanks of the Service Group, as ever, go out to the activists, branch officials and regional staff who make the work of the Service Group such a success across all three nations; and of course to our members who support the work of the union in so many different ways. Section 1 of the report covers the work of the service group and its sectors against each of the NEC’s four objectives. The sectors are as follows: Police Staff (England and Cymru/Wales) Police Staff (Scotland) Probation Staff (England and Cymru/Wales) CAFCASS (England) Section 2 of the report provides national updates from UNISON Scotland and UNISON Cymru/Wales and from each of the regional police and justice committees. Section 3 of the report an update on the work in progress on delivering the actions in respect of motions passed at the 2016 Service Group Conference. Section 4 contains information on: Membership of the Service Group Executive (SGE) Membership of the Service Sector Committees Representation on negotiating bodies and external stakeholder groups SGE attendance record Meeting record Service Group circulars/joint union releases Service Group Staff Section 1: Meeting the NEC Objectives Objective 1: recruiting, organising, representing and retaining members Membership and Density Membership Membership in all sectors of the Service Group has continued to decline as a result of cuts to the workforces in which we organise. In August 2017 our membership was: Police Staff (England and Wales): 33,409 Police Staff (Scotland): 2,594
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