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Customer Services is transferring all Fraud and Disputes Advisers and Team Managers in Customer Contact and Operations into a different job family which will increase their pay group with effect from 1 March 2022.
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An update for Accord members in Lloyds Banking Group following a meeting with business leaders this morning to discuss what policies or rules should be in place to reduce the risk of Covid spreading.
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Read Tara's story about how she turned to Accord officer, Krisna Lakhani, to help get her through some tough times at work.
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#HeartUnions week is a national event organised by the TUC. This year it’s taking place from 14 - 21 February 2022 - here's how you can get involved.
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Further to the closure of the nominations website, the process to elect Accord's President & Principal Executive Council members for the 2022 – 2024 term is now complete.
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This week is Children’s Mental Health Week. Find out what mental health support is available for children, and register for our next wellbeing webinar with the Bank Workers Charity where we'll explore the common mental health problems and their prevalence among children and young people.
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TSB has published details of its variable pay award and the proposed April 2022 salary review following negotiations with Accord and Unite. No agreement has been reached at this stage.
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As a result of a change programme in Lloyds Banking Group announced today, 25 roles are being removed and 3 new roles created, resulting in a net reduction of 22 roles.
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Menopause affects us all, not just women of “a certain age”. All of us – in one way or another. We've continued our joint work with Lloyds Banking Group to remove the stigma from the word menopause and to improve awareness and support. That’s why we’re using January as ‘menopause activity month’.
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