All of the latest news and views from the Unite NHSBT Branch in the NHS Blood and Transplant Authority. The views are those of the author (David Linsey) and not necessarily of Unite. The blog is currently open for comments to anyone registered with blogger.com.
The NHSBT has finally recognised the credentials of all of the TGWU stewards. This means that full facilities are now granted to these stewards and puts an end to the ludicrous situation of stewards attending meetings but not being allowed to speak. Anyone who was hesitating to join the T&G due to worries about representation can put those concerns aside and join if they think the T&G is the right union to be in.
posted by David Linsey at 9:31 am
I am a registered nurse (retired) with the Mitcham blood collection team based in South London. I am also a Unite (T&G Section) branch chair for the NHS Blood & Transplant Authority Branch. We have a single branch covering drivers and collection team members in the whole of the NHSBT. Members in the Labs are still in former Amicus branches follwoing the mergers of the TGWU and Amicus.
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