Alternative dispute resolution describes a range of techniques that involve a neutral third party helping to resolve a dispute between two parties, before recourse to courts or tribunals is necessary. Types of alternative dispute resolution include arbitration, conciliation, mediation and early neutral evaluation.
A union representing Royal Mail staff presses for an “inflation-based” pay award and a doctors' union demands a 30% pay increase.
Barristers in England and Wales are to strike today (27 June) in a dispute over legal aid funding.
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The prime minister is to call for a 'sensible compromise' on pay as the biggest rail strike in 30 years begins.
The threat of a 'general strike' over pay and working conditions across is growing more likely.
Bolt drivers' worker status is set to be challenged at an employment tribunal.
The UK could face a ‘summer of discontent’ as unions representing travel and communications workers hint at further industrial action...
The government could repeal a ban on the use of agency workers to replace striking staff members when rail companies go on strike.
Care workers have voted to strike over proposed 'fire and rehire' plans that a union has described as 'short-sighted and cruel'.
Train drivers have voted to join other rail workers in striking over a series of dates in June and July.
The rail union RMT has confirmed it will stage a national strike across three days on 21, 23 and 25...
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Union leaders have condemned a government threat to make strikes on the railways illegal unless a minimum number of staff work during a walkout.
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Staff at the Financial Conduct Authority have voted in favour of industrial action – a first for the financial services regulator.
Criminal barristers have voted almost unanimously in favour of industrial action over what they describe as ‘chronic underfunding’ of the criminal justice system.
