Report - Fire Brigades Union
Report - Fire Brigades Union
Report - Fire Brigades Union
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Section<br />
National<br />
Joint Council<br />
A1 Introduction<br />
The union appointed the following representatives to the<br />
National Joint Council for 2010:<br />
Bro M Wrack (Employees’ side joint secretary)<br />
Bro A Dark<br />
Bro M Shaw (Employees’ side chairperson<br />
and NJC vice chair)<br />
Bro A McLean<br />
Bro R Robertson<br />
Bro J Barbour<br />
Bro M Smith<br />
Sis S Riley<br />
Bro J Ford<br />
Bro T Mitchell<br />
Bro W Gee<br />
Bro D Green<br />
Bro T McFarlane<br />
Bro M Nicholas<br />
The National Joint Council met on the following dates in 2010:<br />
16 March<br />
15 June<br />
30 September<br />
A2 <strong>Report</strong> of the independent<br />
chair of the NJC/MMNB<br />
The report of the independent chair of the National Joint<br />
Council (NJC), Prof Monojit Chatterji, was tabled at the<br />
meeting of the NJC held on 30 September 2010.<br />
The National Joint Council for Local Authority <strong>Fire</strong> and Rescue<br />
Services, including the Middle Managers Negotiating Body<br />
(MMNB), is the body responsible for the supervision, from a<br />
national point of view, of all questions affecting the conditions<br />
of service of employees (other than those in brigade<br />
management roles) of fire and rescue services established<br />
under the <strong>Fire</strong> Services Act 2004. The NJC handles issues that<br />
affect all employees. The MMNB has plenary powers to deal<br />
with issues which affect employees solely in the roles of<br />
station to area manager.<br />
The principal purpose is to reach agreement on a national<br />
framework of pay and conditions for local application<br />
throughout the fire and rescue service in the United Kingdom.<br />
The NJC and MMNB are committed to the local democratic<br />
control of the fire and rescue services to the community.<br />
The parties to the negotiation are the employers’ side<br />
comprising representatives of the Local Government<br />
Association, Welsh Local Government Association, Convention<br />
of Scottish Local Authorities and the Northern Ireland <strong>Fire</strong> and<br />
Rescue Service and the employees’ side comprising<br />
representatives of the <strong>Fire</strong> <strong>Brigades</strong> <strong>Union</strong> and the <strong>Fire</strong><br />
Officers Association.<br />
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