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Why join or stay with ARC?
A personal view from Heather Morrison. any people see the union as an expense they don’t need to incur, especially in these tough financial times, when every annual “pay award” is yet another pay cut. After all, it has always been...
ARC’s Equal Pay case updates
ARC and FDA have fought for equal pay throughout our long history. It seems fitting to us that we’re bringing the fight back to our employer in this seminal year.
information arc: March 2019, AGM SPECIAL
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ARC’s Equal Pay case gets a hearing date
ARC and FDA have fought for equal pay throughout our long history. It seems fitting to us that we’re bringing the fight back to our employer in this seminal year.
Julie Lithgo, ARC Committee
I know four women currently fighting various forms of cancer and all are doing so with determination, grace and humour, yet still finding time to be thoughtful friends.
Michelle Wyer, former ARC president
She loved dancing, she loved prosecco, she had a great sense of humour and she was always turned out beautifully. For me, a working class girl, she showed me what was possible if you had drive, determination and wit.
Tony Wallace, former ARC president
My mother was still telling me about Mrs Barbour’s Army into the 1970’s. My mother was not an educated woman, but she was a clever one, and she knew what was right and what was not.
Vicky Johnson, former ARC president
She has worked all her life, to the best of my knowledge she never had any time off sick and rarely missed a day (even when my brother or I were ill). She strives to remain independent as she gets older and her memory fades.
