Mental health awareness week
The 10th-16th May marks Mental Health Awareness Week, a great time to evaluate mental health at work and how it is promoted, or not, in the workplace.
The 10th-16th May marks Mental Health Awareness Week, a great time to evaluate mental health at work and how it is promoted, or not, in the workplace.
Bectu has co-signed a letter to the Prime Minister, proposing measures to tackle the new restrictions on the creative industries as a result of the new EU trade deal.
On the 26th March the Live Events Network is hosting a webinar with Bectu’s head of research, Tony Lennon.
Bectu has been working with UNI MEI to apply pressure at an EU level for a reassessment of the new EU trade deal.
For International Women’s Day 2021, the theme is ‘Choose to Challenge’ – choose to challenge bias, stereotypes and celebrate women’s achievement.
Philippa Childs, head of Bectu, has written a letter to the Chancellor, urging him to support live events workers, venues and companies until restrictions are lifted and events are back.
Bectu National Secretary Noel McClean will be speaking along with other industry representatives and members ahead of the Petitions Committee ‘E-Petition Session’ .
Head of Bectu Philippa Childs urges the Chancellor to take on board unions’ recommendations to end the exclusion of millions of freelancers from government income support packages, and set out a new deal for freelancers and the self-employed for the future.