Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram asks for your input to Fair Employment Charter

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03 Nov 2020

As part of the Liverpool City Region Fair Employment Charter consultation, Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram is asking for trade unions to make submissions to help shape its direction.

With the quality of employment in the spotlight, it's more important than ever that we use what tools we have available to change the world of work for good.

As part of his manifesto commitment, Steve Rotheram has said that Liverpool City Region will have a 'Fair Employment Charter'. The TUC North West and trade unions have been involved in shaping this and as the charter enters its latest consultation, more people are being asked to make submissions to help influence it.

Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram on why you should complete the Fair Employment Charter consultation

Please do take part - you can do so here - and encourage trade union reps in branches across Liverpool City Region to take part too.

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