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NIPSA welcomes the opportunity to give its views on this consultation, given not only the importance of the consultation and the widespread public interest on an issue with the potential to affect 50% of the population, but also the fact that this is one of the first service consultative processes to emerge from the TIG/TAB structures being run by the Department in the absence of any democratic oversight.
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NIPSA welcomes the opportunity to give its views on this consultation, given not only the importance of the consultation and the widespread public interest on an issue with the potential to affect a significant number of the population, but also the fact that this is one of the first service consultative processes to emerge from the TIG/TAB structures being run by the Department of Health (DOH) in the absence of any democratic oversight.
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Trade Union Joint Secretaries met yesterday to clarify and consider the status of discussions on pay and the A4c refresh. We put clear views on how and on what basic discussions would continue. We set specific parameters and tasks that must be completed by the Department of Health if progress towards acceptable pay uplift is to be achieved.
We are awaiting early confirmation that next steps are agreed that will allow detailed discussions to continue over the summer months.
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Further to the article posted on 3rd May Pay Update for Members I wish to update you on the pay discussions with the Department of Health and the Trusts and further to the NIPSA Health and Pay Sub Committee meeting on 6 June 2019 to discuss our strategy.
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This article is to advise you that discussions have started with the Department of Health and HSC Employers on 2019-2020 Pay. You will be aware that NIPSA is involved with the other unions in Health in the negotiations and you may have seen the recent joint communication in relation to the current discussions.
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On behalf of the HSC Central Panel and its HSC Pay Policy Sub-Group, it was agreed to update members on the various developments that have occurred in relation to pay for the year 18/19 and prospects for years 19/20 and 20/21.
