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Researchers from Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT), Queen’s University Belfast, Purdue University and Washington University (USA) gathered in DIT Grangegorman for the first meeting of an international research project which aims to reduce the carbon footprint of buildings.

PENSIONS TRANSFER YOUR MEMBERSHIP TO DIRECT DEBIT TODAY We encourage all GMB members to transfer their membership to direct debit. This prevents your membership from lapsing should there be any issues with pay. It also makes it easier for amendments to be made if you change your contracted hours or move workplaces. You can transfer to direct debit by completing an application form with your direct debit details on and sending it to GMB, Grove Hall, 60 College Grove Road, Wakefield WF1 3RN.

Application forms should be available in your staff room. Or please call 0345 337 7777 and we will be happy to send one out to you. Alternatively, you can transfer to direct debit by telephone.

All you need to do is speak to our Finance Department who can also be contacted on 0345 337 7777. If you have a Workplace Representative at your store they should be able to assist you with this. Or you can contact GMB on 0345 337 7777 to arrange a store visit where you can complete your direct debit details and transfer your GMB membership. How to install xm360 on jtag. GMB NEEDS MORE WORKPLACE REPS The GMB is currently looking for new GMB Shop Stewards, Health and Safety Representatives and Union Learner Representatives within ASDA Stores, ASDA Living Stores and ASDA Supermarkets. GMB Representatives are entitled to paid time off to attend meetings with other ASDA Representatives and training provided by the GMB. GMB Representatives play an important role in organising the GMB in their workplace, advising and representing members on work related issues and dealing with health and safety matters. If you are interested in putting yourself forward for one of these roles please contact GMB on 0345 337 7777 for further information.

BEWARE OF FACEBOOK, TWITTER AND OTHER SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES GMB has seen an increase in disciplinary and dismissals as a result of social networking internet sites. Many of our members think that as their facebook and twitter accounts are personal, what they do with them has no affect on their employment. This is incorrect! GMB advises all of its members not to discuss anything regarding your company, workplace or colleagues on any internet site. If your employer sees you have written anything regarding any of these you may be subject to disciplinary action.

If the company believe your words to be of bringing the company into disrepute, your actions can be gross misconduct and lead to your dismissal. Remember, social networking sites can be accessed by anyone and therefore be aware of what information you disclose. You can follow the GMB on Twitter - @gmbcampaigns ASDA BULLETINS Back Issues.

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