National Union of Public Employees , NUPE (abbreviation)

Nupe said this was being done mainly by non-union personnel.

Scholars have not determined how much of this structure existed prior to the Nupe invasion.

The Nupe and their neighbours from the 14th century.

The major ethnic group is the Nupe.

More than 80 staff joined Nupe when there were fears of job losses at the home which employs 450 care assistants and nurses.

Of all the major unions, only Nupe has emerged with much dignity, vowing from the start to ballot its members on the succession.

One complaint: the unfortunate play on words between "Nupe" and "Nuke."

Examples of this practice include Byzantium and the Nupe Kingdom.

The following example of serialization comes from Nupe:

But they're not prepared to, to leave NUPE, let go of something you know unless it's better than what they've had.

NUPE fears that its members in the sewage industry may be exposed to carcinogens.

The public employees union NUPE says it's a scandal.

The idea was rejected by the main health service union, Nupe, which said last night that the Government was trying to split the ambulance staff.

Thus, the ethnic family would include not only the prior two, but groups like the Idoma, and the Nupe to the north.

Cos we have a tremendous lot of NUPE members.

'This has got massive implications because back injuries are the most common suffered by nurses,' Nupe, the union supporting the case, said.

NUPE sought advice about how to achieve fuller representation of their large new female membership.

Other important works done by Dutch are the St. Marie's church and the market place in Nupe junction.

Heather joined NUPE as a researcher in 1989, working on equality and pay issues.

In the Nupe original, however, the two verbs are in the same clause, forming a sole predicate.

Nupe said the offer was the same made at the Advisory, Conciliation, and Arbitration Service, several weeks ago.

But Mr Richardson said many Nupe members had money problems of their own without being asked to give money to the health service.

The union became NUPE in 1925.

Nupe may refer to:

Bob Gregory, area officer for Nupe, said: 'I am seeking urgent talks with management about this.

He was branch secretary for the National Union of Public Employees.

She later joined the National Union of Public Employees.

The National Union of Public Employees, the main ambulance union, dismissed the claim as a 'government inspired disinformation campaign'.

The National Union of Public Employees said the way in which the board had acted was disgraceful and called for the resignation of all the members.

He also took part in the meetings of the National Union of Public Employees, where he was welcomed as "brother Bell".

Ron Keating (Assistant General Secretary, National Union of Public Employees)

They were putting the jobs of members of the National Union of Public Employees before the good of charge payers and of the local authority.

In the former, he will find services provided in house by members of the National Union of Public Employees at extremely high cost and of poor quality.

A meeting of shop stewards from the National Union of Public Employees approved the intensification of action in the four-month-old dispute.

Born in Birmingham, Fisher spent his entire working life at the National Union of Public Employees, serving as General Secretary from 1968 to 1982.

He then said that that system is created by the National Union of Public Employees and the Confederation of Health Service Employees.

The National Union of Public Employees (NUPE) was a British trade union which existed between 1908 and 1993.

He also served as a trade union organiser with the National Union of Public Employees (NUPE) between 1976 and 1979.

Mrs Linda Hoffman, assistant divisional officer for the National Union of Public Employees, said the government was leaving the country's health authorities with a £35m. shortfall.

She became a full-time official with National Union of Public Employees, the public sector union, later part of UNISON.

After attending university, Drake worked as a research officer at the National Union of Public Employees, before moving to the Civil and Public Services Association in 1976.

Mr Chris Humphreys, London secretary of the National Union of Public Employees, warned that bringing in the troops would cause long delays and unnecessary suffering.

Mr Chris Humphreys, of the National Union of Public Employees, said that Trafalgar Square, where often 60,000 congregate, could be a dangerous place.

National Union of Public Employees' senior London officer Chris Humphreys said: 'It is essential the inquiry reports quickly and that any additional resources required are available.

He was a union representative for the National Union of Public Employees (NUPE) and supported the struggle of miners in Scotland.

He became a National Union of Public Employees (NUPE) Officer in 1971, becoming their Northern Regional Officer in 1975.

In 1968 he became a trade union official with the National Union of Public Employees, a position he held until his election to the House of Commons in 1992.

Before entering parliament he was a trade union organiser of the National Union of Public Employees (which later became part of UNISON).

In 1979 she became a regional official of National Union of Public Employees (NUPE), which merged into UNISON.

Reginald FRENCH, Divisional Officer, National Union of Public Employees; President, Trade Union Conference.