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Information Technology Professionals Association

The Information Technology Professionals Association (ITPA) is part of Amicus MSF section.

Amicus, Britain's second largest trade union, was formed by the merger of MSF and AEEU on 1 January 2002.

To visit the Amicus MSF home page, click on the Amicus logo, above.

The ITPA is an autonomous section of Amicus MSF section, established to look after the interests of our 12,000 members who are information technology professionals.

The ITPA was formed in June 1995, and aims to provide specialist advice and a network for IT professionals for the exchange of information on matters of common concern and interest.

To request to join our discussion group for Amicus Reps, click here and send the blank email it produces.

recent updates

On our Issues page:

The right to request flexible working
Maternity and parental rights

Changes to atypical workers rights - from 1st October 2002

At the end of our Contracts of Employment page:

Employment Act 2002 (the new disciplinary and grievance procedures)

Issues in which the ITPA is involved include:

Pay and conditions at work
Support for members at work
Teleworking - see our published guidelines
Outsourcing
Information society in the UK and Europe

ITPA National Secretary Peter Skyte served as a member of the Information Superhighway Forum set up by Labour Leader Tony Blair, which produced the document "Communicating Britain's Future".

For further information about the Amicus Information Technology Professionals Association, please contact Peter Skyte at peter.skyte@amicus-m.org.

Site last updated: 11th January, 2003