File NAL/1/5/15 - NALGO (York Branch) Grading of Typists

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NAL/1/5/15

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NALGO (York Branch) Grading of Typists

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  • 1980-1985 (Creation)

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(1905-1993)

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NALGO was formed from 14 guilds and organisations at a conference set up by Herbert Blain. The new organisation had 5000 members. In its early years much of its work was social. In 1910 a Benevolent and Orphan fund was set up which gave small sums to widows and families of government workers who had died in service. In 1920, despite leadership opposition, protests from members led to NALGO obtaining a certificate from the Registrar of Friendly Societies confirming its status as a trade union. That year membership rose to 36,500.In 1946 it changed its constitution to allow other public services employees to join such as the NHS and electricity and gas boards. In 1964 they became affiliated with the Trades Union Congress. In 1993 it merged with the National Union of Public Employees and the Confederation of Health Service Employees to create UNISON.
See Also - Jagger; William Arthur (c1897-1996)

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Documents about the pay grading of typists in York between 1980 and 1985, including correspondence with management, questionnaires for employees and details of similar strikes in Camden.

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