Papers of the County Court Officers' Association 1895-1976

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Papers of the County Court Officers' Association 1895-1976

http://archiveshub.ac.uk/data/gb152-mss.415ccoa

0.143 cubic metres

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County Court Association

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Court Officers' Association

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County Court (Clerks and Officers) Association

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County Court Officers' Association

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The County Court Association was established on 26 April 1895 as the Association of County Court Officials but became known as the County Court Association. It expanded to become the County Court (Clerks and Officers) Association in about 1912. The County Court (Clerks and Officers) Association became the County Court Officers' Association in May 1921, which became the Court Officers' Association on 1 January 1972. It was absorbed into the Civil and Public Services Association on 1 January 1974,...

Civil and Public Services Association

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The CPSA was originally called the Civil Service Clerical Association, and was formed in 1921 after the amalgamation of the Civil Service Clerical Union and the Clerical Officers Association. Initially, the CSCA was formed to promote the interests of both permanent and temporary Civil Service staff. This was the first organisation under which such a move was made. At this time, the union had a membership of over 16,000. The CSCA was affiliated with the TUC and the Labour Party until...