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“Support collective bargaining in the arts” Equity urges government
Performing arts and entertainment union calls on the government to “be on the side of organised labour”
Tribunal Fees to be re-introduced?
Reports suggest Government is considering charging workers for bringing Employment Tribunal claims.
Date announced for Lords vote on the Employment Rights Bill
Bill likely to receive Royal Assent in November
Digital ID scheme introduced as mandatory to work in the UK
Govt plan for 'patriotic national renewal' will see showing digital ID mandatory when working in the UK in a bid to curb illegal work.
Global progress on social justice slowed by persistent inequalities, new ILO report warns
Flagship ILO report finds many workers report exclusion and mistreatment, underscoring the gap between formal protections and lived realities
The eagerly anticipated Employment Rights Bill: hope v reality
Voices of Scotland: Employment lawyer Alice Bowman writes in the Morning Star
“Pervasive” insecure work bad for workers and bad for the economy- TUC
New analysis reveals 1 in 8 workers in UK in insecure jobs
RMT demonstration against work visa rule changes affecting rail staff
RMT warns the policy is short-sighted and will worsen the rail industry’s growing skills crisis
GMB pulls out of NHS Pay Review Body process as unions write to Health Secretary
'The PRB is clearly past it's sell by date and should be out to pasture' says national officer
NAHT analysis finds ‘persistent gender pay gap at every level’
NAHT has produced new analysis of the gender pay gap analysis in schools to mark International Equal Pay Day on Thursday 18 September.
MPs vote down Lords amendments to the Employment Rights Bill
The Employment Rights Bill one step closer to royal assent.
