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Oxfam workers poised to strike for first time over poverty pay ‘hypocrisy’
Workers at anti-poverty charity using foodbanks due to low pay
Government intends to introduce Minimum Service Levels into schools during strikes
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has written to union leaders inviting them to discuss the plans on a voluntary basis.
Carillion workers who lost jobs deserve answers after bosses avoid trial
Why have those who may have been responsible have been let off the hook at the eleventh hour, asks GMB Union?
A better deal for retail workers going through the menopause
World Menopause Day - 18th October 2023
New Welsh Polling: Support for trade unions strengthens…
...as over 200,000 workers say they’re likely to lose their jobs in the next 12 months
Thousands of workers in Northern Ireland in line for Holiday Pay backpay after UK Supreme Court Judgement
Police staff members of the Northern Ireland Public Service Alliance (NIPSA) and its solicitor John McShane of MTB have won a historic victory
ASLEF Consultation Response – Department for Business & Trade – Minimum service levels.
Code of Practice on reasonable steps
Covid Public Inquiry: Rishi Sunak has “serious questions to answer”, says TUC
PM must “come clean” about why as Chancellor he ignored expert warnings and provided inadequate support for people to self-isolate
Labour Party conference votes against regression on New Deal for Working People
Delegates met in Liverpool and reaffirmed their commitment to the 2021 policy
Chair of IER, Lord John Hendy, to speak at Labour Party fringe
Joint Labourlist / TUCG event, 'What would a Labour government mean for workers’ rights?'
