Brief Summary: Support@Work has announced a change within its Edinburgh team following the retirement of long-standing colleague Des Loughney. We would like to thank Des for his many years of contribution and support. Des remains active within the trade union movement through UNITE the Union.
Support@Work has announced a change within its Edinburgh team following the retirement of long-standing colleague Des Loughney. We would like to thank Des for his many years of contribution and support. Des remains active within the trade union movement through UNITE the Union.
The Edinburgh Support@Work team continues to provide employment rights advice and casework support, with a team of experienced advisers supporting workers across the city.
If you are working with a client who may be experiencing workplace issues or concerns about their employment rights, early intervention can make a significant difference. Support@Work encourages partners to refer clients as soon as possible, helping to improve the chances of resolving issues, retaining employment where appropriate, and accessing ongoing support.
All employment rights queries or potential cases can be referred to tanderson@stuc.org.uk and please cc in Ian Watson ianedinburghtuc@gmail.com and Ricky Henderson rickyedinburghtuc@gmail.com.
Why refer early?
The Edinburgh Local Employability Partnership values the continued support and expertise that Support@Work provides to individuals facing challenges in the workplace.
tanderson@stuc.org.uk
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