Author: IER
Land Registry workers vote for strike action after being ordered back into the office
“It’s not too late for management to avoid strike action by ending this dispute" - Fran Heathcote
Author of IER report doubts the independence of the Pay Review Body process under new government
Dr Andrew Moretta backs union concerns over 2.8% pay deal
“The Welsh Government is still not listening” – Equity responds to arts funding plans in draft budget
Equity responds to the Welsh Government’s arts funding proposals
Union dismay over pay recommendation as IER expert questions the independence of the Pay Review Body process
ASCL, NAHT, NASUWT and NEU write to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson outlining concerns over pay recommendation.
Consultation on creating a modern framework for industrial relations
TUC response to 'Making Work Pay'
Met Police workers vote for first-ever strike
PCS members working for the Metropolitan Police have voted for strike action after being ordered back to the office in the New Year.
Equity calls for union rates following Starmer Pinewood Studios speech
Prime Minister Starmer celebrated the 8,000 jobs supported by Pinewood Studios and described it as “an engine of growth”
High Pay Centre and academic experts call on Government to strengthen worker voice
Consultation on creating a modern framework for industrial relations (2024): Response from High Pay Centre and academic signatories
Almost one in ten UK workers increasingly trapped in precarious work
8% of UK workers are ‘increasingly precarious’ – likely to be stuck in low-paid, insecure or otherwise uncertain work.
Decent work is “fundamental to our future success” – says TUC leader
Paul Nowak and Treasury minister Darren Jones MP address TUC’s Decent Work conference
Regulatory Policy Committee (RPC) rates Employment Rights Bill impact assessments ‘not fit for purpose’
The RPC has assessed as ‘not fit for purpose’ eight of the 23 individual IAs
Usdaw calls for action to tackle sexual harassment in the workplace
News from Scottish Labour Women’s Conference 2024
