All Bectu articles – Page 43
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NUJ loses BBC strike ballot.
The National Union of Journalists' 3,000 BBC newsroom and current affairs members have rejected calls to strike over the sacking of two World Service employees, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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BBC takes on bullying issue.
The BBC is drawing up a 'comprehensive definition' of what constitutes bullying after concerns raised by
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NewsSMG stations prepare for work-to-rule
Unions members at SMG-owned Scottish TV and Grampian TV are set to work to rule from 9 May, over a dispute about pay and redundancies, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsBBC takes on bullying issue
The BBC is drawing up a 'comprehensive definition' of what constitutes bullying after concerns raised by trade unions about a growing level of complaints, writes Leigh Holmwood
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TV companies up for youth development award
Six broadcast companies have been shortlisted for the prestigious ?company talent development' award at this B+ Young Talent Awards.
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BECTU SETS UP ONLINE CREWS DATABASE.
Broadcasting union Bectu is launching an online database, Crewbus, giving employers access to its 9,000-plus freelance
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Sky HR boss quits after union warning.
BskyB's head of personnel, Craig McCoy, has left the company two weeks after sending out a letter to all the company's employees warning their jobs could be 'outsourced' if they voted for union recognition, writes Paul Revoir.
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Sky HR boss quits after union warning
BSkyB's head of personnel, Craig McCoy, has left the company two weeks after sending out a letter to all the company's employees warning their jobs could be 'outsourced' if they voted for union recognition, writes Paul Revoir
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NewsSkillset hires for regions
Skillset, the sector skills council for the audio-visual industries, has restructured to boost its regional presence, writes Penny Hughes
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NewsLegislate for regional quality says Puttnam committee member
The government has been urged to introduce tough legislation to force ITV to provide high quality regional programmes, writes Steve Aston.
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BECTU DEFERS BALLOT.
Granada is still facing the prospect of industrial action after broadcasting union Bectu deferred a ballot
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NewsITV strike vote delayed til after Christmas
A ballot on pay and conditions at Granada has been deferred by broadcasting unions until the end of January, leaving the spectre of industrial action hanging over the company, writes Steve Aston.
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Granada news staff face job cuts
Granada has offered all staff in its Manchester news and current affairs operation voluntary redundancy in a bid to free up jobs for those facing cuts at the company's digital production division, writes Steve Aston
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Bectu seeks BBC meeting.
Broadcasting union Bectu is calling for an urgent meeting with the BBC over fears that around 200 job cuts could be made across three BBC programme divisions, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Bectu seeks BBC meeting
Broadcasting union Bectu is calling for an urgent meeting with the BBC over fears that around 200 job cuts could be made across three BBC programme divisions, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Bectu warning over fire strike.
Broadcasting union Bectu has called on broadcasters and studio staff to implement additional fire risk assessments in preparation for the proposed fire service strikes to avoid studio-based shows being cancelled, writes Steve Aston
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Bectu warning over fire strike
Broadcasting union Bectu has called on broadcasters and studio staff to implement additional fire risk assessments in preparation for the proposed fire service strikes to avoid studio-based shows being cancelled, writes Steve Aston
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Granada faces strike over pay.
Granada is facing the prospect of company-wide strike action over pay and conditions just a week
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Unions angry over being left out of Ofcom report.
Unions representing members of the five regulators set to merge to form Ofcom have hit out at the government, accusing it of excluding them from a top-level consultation on the setting up of the super-regulator, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Granada regions fear job losses.
Granada staff are braced for more job cuts as the company continues to rationalise production of regional programmes in the wake of job cuts at its Meridian franchise, writes Steve Aston