Prospect prospers

Ta Prospect bishaghey

Y leeideilagh Ellanagh jeh nane jeh ny sheshaghtyn-keirdey smoo sy Vretyn Vooar, t'ee gra dy vel yn çheshaght-cheirdey er n'eddyn thooilley dy h-olteynyn noa veih ny jeidjyssyn sloo liklee.

Ta Prospect er nosley offishyn noa ayns Straid Varriaght ayns Doolish, erreish daue v'er ghoobley e olteynys Ellanagh ayns ny bleeantyn er y gherrid.

Ec ny h-ard-offishyn noa, ta Angela Moffatt gra dy vel Prospect foast mooadaghey e olteynys, as tooilley sleih çheet dy ve boirit mychione ny startaghyn oc.

Ayns ny bleeantyn er y gherrid, t'ee gra, ta'n çheshaght-cheirdey er chleayney olteynyn veih kerroo argidoil yn Ellan - dy tradishoonagh cha row sheshaghtyn-keirdey ry-gheddyn sy cherroo shen.
 

Prospect prospers

The Island head of one of Britain's largest unions says its seen a flood of new members from the unlikeliest industries.

Prospect has unveiled new offices in Victoria Street in Douglas, after doubling its on-Island membership over the past few years.

At the new headquarters, Angela Moffatt said Prospect is continuing to expand its numbers as more and more people worry about their jobs.

She says in recent years, the union's attracted members from the Island finance sector - which traditionally has been non-unionised.