The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is on a collision course with its main trade union after imposing a raft of HR policy changes without its agreement.
Employee relations
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Communications Workers Union threatens industrial action over Post Office’s ‘derisory’ pay offer
by dan thomasby dan thomasPost Office could face industrial action as union rejects pay offer.
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A planned five-day strike by Asda warehouse staff has been called off, unions have confirmed.
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Health service workers are the gloomiest in the public sector, new research has found
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Communications Workers Union to ballot Royal Mail staff on strike action after imposition of 2.9% pay rise
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryStrike action draws nearer after imposition of pay deal on Royal Mail workforce.
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Can periods of notice run concurrently with the 30-day consultation period, or must the consultation period be over before serving notices?
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Poor working relationships continue to dog the UK workplace, according to the IRS survey. The two most common problems giving...
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Staff impacted by the BBC's decision to outsource a number of HR services are to go on strike this Friday in protest at Capita's decision not to allow them to continue working on BBC contracts
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Royal Mail could be facing its first national strike in a decade after union talks tomorrow
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About 1,800 examiners and admin staff employed by the Driving Standards Agency are voting on whether to strike in a dispute about plans to close offices in Edinburgh, London and Birmingham
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Asda is taking legal action in a bid to prevent a proposed five-day strike by thousands of workers at its distribution depots across the UK
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RMT calls strike on 3 July for Docklands Light Railway workers in dispute over work patterns
by dan thomasby dan thomasDLR staff to walk out on 3 July.
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Unison members urged to continue battle for equal rights.
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Asda has reassured customers that five days of strikes in its distribution depots will not significantly affect its stores.
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Unison, the UK's largest trade union, has vetoed equal pay discussions at its annual conference to avoid "legal jeopardy".