This course will provide a basic understanding of the civil service pension arrangements and their role in retirement planning.

Head of Bectu Philippa Childs, responding to the Culture, Media and Sport select committee report British Film and High-End Television, said: “We welcome this timely and incisive report from the ...

Bectu has published new guidance which aims to ensure that ethnic minority actors receive the same quality of service with their hair and makeup as that provided for their white colleagues. The ...

Bectu is supporting members with monies owed who were contracted by Aita Films Ltd to work on the upcoming British film, Angels in the Asylum.

Responding to the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, Head of Bectu Philippa Childs said: “There was very little for the creative industries or for freelancers in this Spring Statement with the focus on ...

Creative UK has launched a new report, endorsed by Bectu, calling for enhanced support structures for freelancers in the creative industries and echoing the call for the Government to appoint a ...

Head of Bectu Philippa Childs said in response to today’s announcement from the The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) regarding collusion on rates of pay for freelancers: “Freelancers are a ...

Current Prospect members already know about all the tremendous benefits that membership confers: better pay, protections at work, legal advice, career support, training and networking opportunities, ...

As part of our Broken Turnaround Campaign, we are collecting data about productions breaking turnaround to help us monitor and take action on this issue in collaboration with the HSE. If you have ...

LGBT+ Bectu members work together through the LGBT+ Committee and Network to build positive change across workplaces, including through building solidarity with fellow workers and other members across ...

Prospect represents over 20,000 self-employed and freelance members, predominantly in the Bectu sector, in key roles across the creative industries. Self-employed workers contributed £305 billion to ...