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Shorter Working Week

What is the campaign for a shorter working week? The Telecoms and Financial Services constituency is campaigning for a shorter working week- a meaningful reduction in hours each week for no loss of pay- in every workplace where members have recognition. More and more employers are successfully implementing shorter weeks in the UK and abroad

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BT- Pay

You are the foundation of BT’s success, and it is time to talk Pay!   As pay negotiations open, it’s essential that you have your say and that BT know how important your pay is to you. CWU members are vital to BT!   You generated £6.2 billion in earnings for the first nine months.   You

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T&FS Podcast – Building a Neuroinclusive Workplace – CWU and Openreach

In this CWU podcast we talk about what neuroinclusion really looks like at Openreach. We’ll talk ADHD, autism, and everything in between, with honest examples from engineers, reps, and colleagues. CWU and Openreach want our workplace to work for every brain. We talk about the launch of Openreach’s Enabled network and how we can start changing the conversation and reducing stigma.

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“Why are union-busters sponsoring Labour events”, Labour members ask

Labour conference delegates condemned TikTok’s “disgusting” behaviour towards its workers in front of ministers, as protests took place outside of a party sponsored by the “union-busting” company.

During the morning of conference, delegate Ollie Probert-Hill received repeated applause for attacking TikTok’s sponsorship of a Labour Students social event.

“This company has been using union-busting techniques to stop CWU workers voting on union recognition”, he said.

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Service Delivery FTTP Serve Notice on AttendancePatterns

As you are aware, the CWU Openreach National Team (NT) has been in discussions with
Service Delivery Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) regarding your attendance patterns. It is
disappointing that FTTP has moved to serve notice on the members remaining on a 4-day
week or 9-day fortnight all year round to change their attendance to 5 days per week
during the seasonal period (3 November 2025 until 9 February 2026).

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