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    19 hours ago

    Let's separate the hard work and commitment of public servants seeking the best possible Brexit, from the lack of political direction coming from government. See my letter to the Editor below...

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    Mar 28

    Neil Rider of opens the first session of presentations on .

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  3. Retweeted
    Mar 25

    writes to and telling them that the slate must not be wiped clean for MPs whose actions have blighted the careers of dedicated Clerks in the House of Commons

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    Mar 25

    I spoke to about the inquiry into bullying in Parliament, and why we’re calling on party leaders to ensure it delivers justice, not a clean slate for the bullies.

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  5. Mar 24

    “There must be redress for staff who have been unwilling or unable to raise complaints because of the failings of the current policy.” calls for House of Commons bullying inquiry to consider individual cases. Via

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  6. Retweeted
    Mar 24

    We would like the party leaders to show the same courage that Clerks like Emily Commander have shown and are urging them to put aside the politics and back an inquiry that will make a difference.

    The Westminster Bullying allegations risk being buried under other news of late. FDA chief Dave Penman has now written to all party leaders insisting an independent inquiry must look at historic and specific cases.
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  7. Mar 24

    . has written to all party leaders urging them to “put aside politics” and publicly back an independent inquiry into bullying in the House of Commons that considers individual cases. Via

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    Mar 22

    “Something that was an HR problem became political.” Brave and principled, Emily Commander on demonstrates why we need the inquiry in Parliament to deal with individual cases and deliver a fully independent complaints process

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  9. Retweeted
    Mar 21

    Final panel session of the day underway - 'Leading a change in culture' with & Joyce Frederick

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  10. Retweeted
    Mar 21

    Had the pleasure of attending and speaking at AGM yesterday. Lively debates - members passionate about the social purpose of the great work CPS does - delivering justice, prosecuting criminals and protecting communities

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  11. Retweeted
    Mar 21

    Superb breakout session this morning from on 'Change in Action'

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    Mar 21

    Fantastic opening session at from and Deborah McKenzie

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  13. Mar 21

    FDA Assistant General Secretary Amy Leversidge updates members on our work to ensure all staff in Parliament can feel safe and respected at work:

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    Mar 21

    As ever robust exchanges at the CPS Employment Relations Conference panel session with the DPP, senior management and . Talking disclosure, pay, resources and the brilliant work our members do delivering justice for the public.

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    Mar 21

    Join us at Solent live in Portsmouth today - ARC, FDA & Keystone there to answer your questions!

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  16. Mar 21

    Let's shout louder about the civil service’s achievements and challenges, says the FDA's President Gareth Hills, as he sheds light on his first meeting:

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  17. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    Fresh news on those bullying allegations of staff by MPs. FDA's Dave Penman says probe has to look at individual claims against MPs.

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  18. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    Positive step that MPs’ bullying behaviour will be under the spotlight - but if the inquiry is to command real confidence with staff it must be fully independent, and cannot ignore individual cases. Full FDA statement is here:

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  19. Mar 19

    MPs cannot continue to be a law unto themselves, so we welcome tonight's pledge of an inquiry into bullying in Parliament. But staff need to know that past and ongoing cases will be fully investigated. Here's our statement:

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  20. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    It’s time to side with the victims, not the bullies. We’re calling on The House of Commons Commission at its meeting today to launch an independent inquiry that will look at individual cases of bullying and harassment.

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