Tag: USDAW

One In 10 Shop Workers Face Physical Assault.

A survey conducted by retail union USDAW in advance of the launch of their ‘Respect for Shop Workers’ campaign next week presents an alarming picture of the number of workers in the retail sector who face physical or verbal abuse on a daily basis.


USDAW Backs Call For Cut In Retail Crime.

The UK’s fourth largest union representing some 368,000 workers in the retail sector has backed calls by the British Retail Consortium (BRC) for a cut in retail crime.

Agreement promises Fairer Deal for Agency Workers.

The Government, TUC and the CBI have reached agreement on improving the rights of agency workers.

Retail Union Expresses Concern Over Proposed Dismissals Register.

The proposed introduction of a National Staff Dismissal Register has attracted criticism from retail union USDAW.

Retail Workers Demand Action on Workplace Abuse.

USDAW launches its latest report into retail crime and receives some welcome support from the Home Secretary.

Working Parents Fear Being Disciplined Over Taking Time Off.

A survey conducted by shop workers union USDAW reveals the challenges faced by many working parents when their children fall ill.
 


USDAW Reps Working in the Co-op Sector Meet at Blackpool.

On the 14/15 January retail union USDAW held its first meeting with union reps working for The Co-Op Group since TCG and United merged to form the world’s largest co-operative in 2007.



USDAW backs Blears

This afternoon the executive of shop workers' union USDAW met and nominated Hazel Blears for deputy.

The Union also endorsed Gordon Brown for Leader.

General Secretary John Hannett said: “We are backing Usdaw member Hazel Blears as our candidate for Labour Deputy Leader because we believe she has the right blend of energy, commitment and experience to make sure that the party’s manifesto commitments are delivered.”