A series of rail strikes due to take place over the Christmas period have been suspended after Avanti West Coast submitted a revised offer to union members.
Employee relations
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The arrival of the first Labour government for 14 years ushered in a host of changes for employers.
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Metropolitan Police staff vote to take strike action over plans to make them return to the office for three to five days a week.
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Ministers have written to pay review bodies recommending a pay rise of 2.8% for public sector workers, prompting anger from unions.
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Birmingham City Council agrees to settle 6,000 equal pay claims brought by both past and present staff four years after they were launched.
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Employers that fail to comply with the statutory code of practice on dismissal and re-engagement could be forced to pay more from January next year.
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A group of 24 union leaders has written to the government urging it to go further with reform to statutory sick pay (SSP).
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A group of current and former GMB employees are set to complain to watchdog the Equality and Human Rights Commission about institutional sexism at the trade union.
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Some of the government’s impact assessments of the Employment Rights Bill were ‘not fit for purpose’ and the policies could...
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Amazon workers across six continents are preparing to strike or protest from Black Friday until Cyber Monday (29 November to 2 December).
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The shortlist for the RAD Awards 2025, the annual celebration of the best employer branding and recruitment marketing, has been announced.
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The Employment Rights Bill is essential for women’s pay and equality in the UK, the TUC claims.
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Unions demand greater access to toilets as a new study shows workers are using bags, bottles, buckets and bushes due to a lack of facilities.
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Number of urses quitting within the first decade of their job has increased by 43% according to RCN analysis of NMC data.
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Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said Dnata was attempting to bypass its workers and force through damaging changes to terms and conditions.