Community and Youth Workers' Union
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| Community & Youth Workers Union | |
| Founded | 1938 |
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| Members | 4,800 |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Affiliation | TUC |
| Key people | Doug Nicholls, General Secretary |
| Office location | Birmingham, United Kingdom |
| Website | www.cywu.org.uk |
The Community and Youth Workers Union (CYWU) was a British trade union created in 1938 by ten female voluntary sector workers. It is now a section of the Transport and General Workers' Union. Today its members are mainly made up of youth workers, workers in youth theatre, community education, outdoor education, play workers and personal advisers/mentors.
It produces a regular magazine for members, Rapport.
It had not authorised any strike action prior to 2004, although the CYWU is the majority union of the Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) for youth and community workers.
The CYWU voted to join the TGWU at its 2005 Conference. The merger was confirmed on 13 September 13 2006, following a vote amongst the unions membership (with 82% in favour on a 26% turnout) and approved by the Trades Union Certification Officer on January 8, 2007.[1]
The General Secretary of CYWU is Doug Nicholls, who is also is secretary of Trade Unionists Against the EU Constitution (UK).
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