Union to ensure insurer gives workers fair hearing by taking it to tribunal.
Employee relations
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The firm at the centre of the British Airways travel chaos has refuted allegations made in today’s newspapers.Gate Gourmet UK...
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The catering firm at the centre of the travel chaos at Heathrow airport considered provoking strikes last year to replace staff with cheaper labour, a leaked memo reveals
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Local authorities in Scotland could face a bill of up to £700m to settle backdated claims for equal pay from women workers in the public sector, campaigners warn
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Management and unions at the Rolls-Royce aerospace plant near Bristol are meeting today to try and thrash out a deal to avoid strike action.
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Talks aimed at resolving the industrial dispute that has grounded BA flights at Heathrow airport are to be held at Acas.
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Broadcast union Bectu is urging workers at NTL to vote in favour of collective representaion.
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NHS staff take the chair from civil servants on pay negotiation committees
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryFor the first time, NHS staff have been appointed to chair pay negotiation committees.
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The North East Ambulance service has been sent reeling by a vote of no confidence in its managers.
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The prospect of more firefighter strikes could be looming after the government said it would go ahead with plans to replace England’s 47 control rooms with nine new fire control centres
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All British Airways flights from Heathrow have been suspended after staff walked out in support of sacked catering workers
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Engineers who service the Royal Mail network have voted to strike in a dispute over pay.
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Hundreds of former employees at failed steelmaker Allied Steel and Wire have won a victory at the employment tribunal securing compensation of 90 days' pay.
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BA is giving its long-haul passengers vouchers and is asking them to bring their own sandwiches after its catering company sacked hundreds of workers.
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IT services firm Computer Sciences Corporation promises no compulsory redundancies and a commitment to invest in the skills of its 10,000 UK staff.