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MPs vote down Lord’s amendments to force through Government’s anti-strike legislation
Only one amendment taken on board by the Government
Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill returns to the Commons
Controverial legislation returns to Parliament after Government defeats in the Lords
Emergency protest: Protect the right to strike
TUC organises protest in Westminster to demand that MPs reject the Strikes Bill & to demand that opposition parties commit to repeal the Strikes Bill
ASDA threaten 7,000 workers with fire and rehire – GMB blames private equity ‘slash and burn’ tactics
Cutting the pay of 7,000 low-paid, retail workers during a cost-of-living crisis is inexcusable, says GMB Union
TUC – Peers must vote to protect workers’ rights and stop ministerial power grab
Retained EU Law Bill back in the Lords today for report stage
TUC – Conservatives have broken election promise on workers’ rights
TUC calls on government to come clean on scale of employment reforms which could see holiday pay also downgraded
1 in 5 workers’ right to strike at risk because of the government’s anti-strikes bill
Around 5.5 million workers across the Britain have their right to strike threatened by the Strikes Bill
We Make Tomorrow – conference 20 May, Manchester
We Make Tomorrow is a one-day conference for building workers power on climate and crisis.
‘Doomed’ Tories seeking to ‘do as much damage as they can’ with anti-union laws and bonfire of rights, prison officers hear
Ben Chacko (Morning Star) reports from the Prison Officers Association conference in Eastbourne
Working Time regulations under threat as Govt stoke Bonfire of Workers’ Rights again
Government Announces Brexit Changes to Employment Law
Government scraps Retained EU Law Bill sunset clause
The Government has announced in a written statement that it is abandoning the 'sunset' clause in the Retained EU Law (Revocation & Reform) Bill
