Submissions

Prospect submissions to government consultations

Latest Prospect submissions

Prospect submission to HMT consultation on the remedy for McCloud/Sargeant

Prospect submission the HM Treasury consultation on the remedy for the McCloud/Sargeant cases for public sector pensions.
14 September 2020

Covid-19 Income Support Schemes – Plugging the Gaps: Bectu submission to the Treasury on behalf of freelancers, April 2020

Bectu and Prospect submission to the Treasury on 7 April 2020 on plugging the gaps in the government's Job Retention Scheme and Self-Employed Income Support Scheme contains concrete proposals for change
16 April 2020

Bectu TV licence decriminalisation response Feb 2020

Official Bectu submission to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport to its public consultation on decriminalising the BBC licence fee
27 February 2020

Designed for a different past

Prospect's submission to the Energy & Climate Change committee inquiry into the UK's low carbon electricity network infrastructure
02 November 2015

Prospect Submission to the 2015 SDSR Public Engagement

Prospect’s response is broken up into two sections. Section 1 we focus on the development of UK sovereign capability in defence equipment design and manufacturing. In Section 2 we highlight the need to retain an intelligent customer role for civilian personnel in the Ministry of Defence.
30 October 2015

Response to Treasury consultation on pension transfers and early exit charges

Prospect's response to HM Treasury's consultation on pension scheme transfers and early exit charges.
23 October 2015

Closing the Gender Pay Gap

Prospect believes that issues affecting women in the workplace need to be re-prioritised and that this process needs to include a thorough overhaul of procedures in relation to pay equality. A present lack of incentive on employers to publish pay-related data needs to be addressed with a view to establishing accountability and engagement.
01 September 2015

Tackling intimidation of non-striking workers

Prospect believes there is absolutely no need to create further restrictions on picketing or protests. We do not consider there is any evidence for the need for tougher enforcement provisions. The examples given in the consultation paper of intimidating behaviour are extremely rare and the existing provisions are more than strong enough to deal with any exceptional and isolated incidents.
01 September 2015

Ballot thresholds in important public services

Prospect is opposed to the introduction of balloting thresholds in important public services. We believe the new rules are unnecessary. We believe the right to strike is a fundamental human right, and this is safeguarded by international law, including the International Labour Organisation conventions, the European Social Charter, and the European Convention of Human Rights. The government's proposal to introduce additional stringent thresholds for industrial action in public services is undermining the right to strike and likely to be in breach of our international obligations.
01 September 2015

Hiring agency staff during strike action: reforming regulation

Prospect is strongly opposed to the proposal to repeal Regulation 7 of the Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003, which currently ban the use of agency workers to cover the jobs of striking workers.
28 August 2015

Prospect submission to HoC DC - The SDSR and the NSS

Prospect's submission to the House of Commons Defence Committee inquiry into the SDSR and NSS.
14 February 2011

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