The
Norwich office services a geographical area covering Norfolk,
Suffolk and parts of Essex and Cambridgeshire and covers a
wide range of industries.
 We
have an MDO Officer, three organisers. and one Training and
Development Officer.
Glen Holdom, Organiser, looks after Electricity Siemens Energy
Services Ltd; Accuread; Connaught Gasforce; British Gas Trading
and ASDA.
Dave Kent, Organiser, is responsible for our Trade Union
Political Staff (TUPS) and MPO members.
Shaun Graham, MDO, is responsible for the Norwich Office and
is the Public Services Officer for Norfolk and Suffolk. Shaun
is also responsible for many other industries as well as being
the Regional Lead Officer for Wilkinsons. He is responsible
for organising, managing and developing recruitment strategies
for East Anglia.
 Jenny
Webber is our Training and Development Officer for the whole
of the London Region and works very hard setting up learning
courses, getting money to fund them and also helping our members
whose mother tongue isn't English, with specially designed
language courses to help with problems at work.
There are three Project Workers in East Anglia covering Norfolk,
Suffolk, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Essex.
Steve Walker covers Norfolk and Suffolk, Teri Walklett covers
Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire, and Paul Ward covers Hertfordshire
and Essex. They can be contacted through the Norwich office.
There is also a Project Worker in Barking & Dagenham and
two Project Workers covering the whole of London. Jenny or
these Project Workers can help and advise you on workplace
learning.
Ivan Mercer, Organiser, is responsible for our Portuguese Workers within the Food Industries along with Anglian Windows and many other Industrial Areas.
Marie and Trina are the support staff and keep the office
running smoothly! They are very willing and able and are usually
the first contact you will have when getting in touch with
the office. The Norwich office is situated in the heart of
Norwich next to the fire station and near to the new library.
There is a public car park on the opposite side of the road.
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