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Regulatory Policy Committee gives Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill impact assessment a red rating
Anti-strike legislation Impact Assessment ruled 'not fit for purpose'
Campaigners: Minimum Service Levels Bill discriminates against women
Feminist groups and TUC say public services with mainly female workforces will have rights affected by ‘draconian’ law
First step towards the recognition of breast cancer as an occupational disease in France
Large-scale union campaign mobilises around the issue of occupational cancers
Unions in France, Germany, Italy and Spain condemn UK government attack on the right to strike
• European unions representing more than 20 million workers warn Strikes Bill will drag UK further away from democratic norms.
Minimum service levels in event of strike action: ambulance services
DHSC is seeking views on minimum service levels in England, Scotland and Wales during passage of the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill
The Cost of Living Crisis (and how to get out it)
GFTU partners with SOAS and Verso to produce a new publication.
HeartUnions Week: Celebrating Black British Trade Unionism
As the trade union movement renews the fight against racial injustice, we must continue to learn from the past.
#HeartUnions week
#HeartUnions week (13-19 February 2023) is a chance to tell the story about why unions are vital for everyone at work.
Zero Hours contracts hit record high
GMB slams Government for inaction after massive rise leaves more than 1.1 million in insecure working.
What will new Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill mean for the rail sector?
Transport Committee launches inquiry
Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill debated in the Lords
Lord John Hendy's speech highlights "the removal of our employment rights without parliamentary scrutiny".
Joint Committee on Human Rights begins legislative scrutiny of the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill
Committee questions Michael Ford KC, Prof Keith Ewing, Prof Tonia Novitz, Kate Bell and Tim Sharp of the TUC
