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Supreme Court ruling: Deliveroo riders are not employees
CAC correct to refuse a trade union’s application for recognition in respect of a group of Deliveroo riders, rules Supreme Court
Survey reveals impact on families of low maternity pay
Statutory maternity pay, at 47% of the national living wage and 37% of women’s median incomes, is forcing new mothers back to work early or into debt.
Government publish Minimum Service Levels guidance on issuing work notices
Government issue a "guide for employers, trade unions and workers."
Conservatives set to overturn ban on use of agency workers during strikes despite “humiliating” High Court defeat
Government’s own impact assessment warns strike-breaking agency worker laws will poison industrial relations and prolong strikes
TUC announces special Congress to fight Conservative attack on the right to strike
“Once in a generation” special Congress to take place on Saturday 9 December at Congress House
UN workers’ rights watchdog rebukes UK government over failures on P&O Ferries scandal
ILO demands stronger protections for workers in wake of workers’ rights scandal
Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act in Scotland: letter to UK Government
Letter from Health Secretary setting out the Scottish Government's continued opposition to the Act
The Employment Rights (Amendment, Revocation and Transitional Provision) Regulations 2023
via Daniel Barnett, Emplaw Services
Minimum Service Levels consultation outcomes: passenger rail, ambulance services and border security
Government respond to MSL consulations
