FBU urges TUC to lead “mass movement of non-compliance” with anti-strike bill
The Fire Brigades Union has called on the TUC to lead a “mass movement of non-compliance” with the…
Unions
Ministers and health unions reach pay offer both agree is “fair and reasonable”
The government and health unions in England have reached a final pay offer that both sides say is…
Prospect members are at breaking point. Ministers must act on pay in the Budget
What do scientists at Porton Down working to keep the country safe against risks to our safety and…
EHRC: Minimum service levels bill puts strikers at risk of unfair dismissal
The Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has published a report on the government’s minimum service levels bill…
Minimum service levels bill “human rights” breach, say MPs and Lords
Parliament’s joint committee on human rights (JCHR) has criticised the government’s minimum service bill for failing to meet…
Energy bills to account for 10% of average salary from April, TUC finds
TUC analysis has found that energy bills will account for up to 10% of an average salary from…
TSSA members vote to accept offers from train companies to end dispute
TSSA members have voted to accept offers from the train companies to end their dispute over pay, job…
Junior doctors confirm 72-hour walkout from March 13th in dispute over pay
The BMA has announced that junior doctors in England will take part in a 72-hour walkout from March…
UNISON announces new strike date for NHS staff in ongoing dispute over pay
UNISON has announced that NHS staff including nurses, paramedics and blood collection workers will walk out on March…
Watchdog says government assessment of anti-strike bill “not fit for purpose”
The regulation watchdog has concluded that the government’s impact assessment of the minimum service levels bill is “not…
