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Uber and Ola Cabs suffer defeat in far reaching ruling

Driver data protection claims at Amsterdam Court of Appeal brought by WIE and ADCU on behalf of UK drivers.

NEU condemns the Strike Bill at their Annual Conference in Harrogate

Bill would allow the Secretary of State to override a lawful democratic decision for strike action.

Leading employment lawyers warn that Strikes Bill will give Ministers “unfettered power” to restrict the right to strike.

Joint statement, from legal specialists, including the IER's Professor Keith Ewing, outlines threat

Anti-strikes Bill will give ministers “unfettered power” to restrict the right to strike

Experts say government’s Strikes Bill will make Britain an international “outlier” on union laws

Thousands of seafarers will miss out on NMW increase

RMT lambasts Govt ahead of the National Minimum Wage increase, pointing out thousands of seafarers will not be eligible for the rise.

Firefighters’ union calls for defiance of anti-strike laws

National demonstrations and sustained mass mobilisations can defeat the bill, the FBU says.

Watching me, watching you: Worker surveillance in the UK after the pandemic

Worker surveillance is as old as work itself, but new technology is making it easier and cheaper than ever

Freeports must not lead to deregulation and attacks on workers’ rights – RMT

Union warns that Freeports must not lead to attacks on working conditions & super exploitation of seafarers in Holyhead, Milford Haven & Port Talbot

Anger as public contract for DP World, the firm behind P&O sackings, is confirmed

DP World has been approved to co-run the Thames Freeport in Essex

Covid death families have yet to claim millions in compensation, says Unison

Millions of pounds of compensation promised by Ministers to relatives of frontline health and social care workers may still remain unclaimed.

Unite member says he feels fully vindicated in Crossrail “blacklisting” case as open court statement delivered

Skilled electrician unable to secure work after raising safety concerns

Eye-watering payouts to DP World bosses an insult to common decency – TUC 

DP World has been allowed to get away scot-free despite behaving like corporate gangsters.
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