WEST MIDLANDS POLICE 'ALWAYS THERE' SCHEME (EDM256)

WEST MIDLANDS POLICE 'ALWAYS THERE' SCHEME

EDM number 256 in 2002-03, proposed by Tom Watson on 02/12/2002.

That this House congratulates the West Midlands Police Force for the success of its 'Always There' scheme to increase the attendance of its employees; notes that the scheme has led to a significant decrease in the number of staff taking sick leave; further notes that this has been achieved through the use of long-term awards, such as an additional three days banked annual leave for employees who achieve five years without sick leave; and calls on this House to encourage other public services to offer similar incentives in the workplace.

This motion has been signed by a total of 22 MPs.

MP	Date	Constituency	Party	Type
Tom Watson	02/12/2002	West Bromwich East	Labour	Proposed
Si	02/12/2002	Birmingham, Erdington	Labour	Signed
Khalid Mahmood	02/12/2002	Birmingham, Perry Barr	Labour	Signed
Alan Simpson	03/12/2002	Nottingham South	Labour	Signed
Jeremy Corbyn	03/12/2002	Islington North	Labour	Signed
Jim Cunningham	03/12/2002	Coventry South	Labour	Signed
Roger Godsiff	03/12/2002	Birmingham, Sparkbrook & Small Heath	Labour	Signed
Greg Pope	04/12/2002	Hyndburn	Labour	Signed
Rob Marris	05/12/2002	Wolverhampton South West	Labour	Signed
Terry Davis	05/12/2002	Birmingham, Hodge Hill	Labour	Signed
Jim Dobbin	05/12/2002	Heywood & Middleton	Labour Co-operative	Signed
Harry Barnes	09/12/2002	North East Derbyshire	Labour	Signed
Rudi Vis	09/12/2002	Finchley & Golders Green	Labour	Signed
Richard Burden	10/12/2002	Birmingham, Northfield	Labour	Signed
Paul Flynn	10/12/2002	Newport West	Labour	Signed
Ann Cryer	11/12/2002	Keighley	Labour	Signed
Harold Best	12/12/2002	Leeds North West	Labour	Signed
Kevin McNamara	16/12/2002	Kingston upon Hull North	Labour	Signed
Brian Jenkins	19/12/2002	Tamworth	Labour	Signed
Adrian Bailey	07/01/2003	West Bromwich West	Labour Co-operative	Signed
John Cryer	27/01/2003	Hornchurch	Labour	Signed
Marsha Singh	30/01/2003	Bradford West	Labour	Signed

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