Frances O'Grady
Biographical Information
"Frances became TUC Deputy General Secretary in January 2003, the first woman ever to hold this post...
"Prior to this, Frances headed up the TUC's Organisation and Services Department (OSD) that covered a range of policy areas at the heart of union concerns...
"Frances was the union nominated member of the Local Government Pay Commission and the Royal Mail's National Partnership Board. She sits on the board of the think tank, IPPR, and is a member of the UK Skills Board and the National Employment Panel. Frances was a member of the government's Modern Apprenticeship Advisory Committee chaired by John Cassells and is now a member of the MA Taskforce. Frances has recently been appointed to the LSC National Council.
"Before taking up her post as Head of OSD in 1998, Frances was director of the TUC New Unionism project that launched the Organising Academy and campaigns to rebuild and revitalise trade union membership.
"Previously, Frances worked as the TUC Campaigns Officer coordinating the TUC-wide campaign for new rights for part-time workers, the No Sweat campaign on homeworking and the drive to end low pay. Before joining the TUC in 1994, Frances worked for the Transport and General Workers Union on social justice and equality issues." [1]
- Vice President, Justice for Colombia [2]
- Advisory Board, Action for Renewables [3]
- National Advisory Panel, Centre for Labour and Social Studies [4]
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References
- ↑ Frances O'Grady, TUC, accessed November 19, 2011.
- ↑ Justice for Colombia Management Committee, organizational web page, accessed July 4, 2012.
- ↑ Action for Renewables Advisory Board, organizational web page, accessed March 27, 2012.
- ↑ Centre for Labour and Social Studies National Advisory Panel, organizational web page, accessed May 20, 2013.
