Prospect members will work to rule from 19 June and strikes are likely at Ordnance Survey if PCS members vote for action
Employee relations
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Midlands-based MPs are putting pressure on Peugeot to consider alternative plans to keep the car maker’s Ryton factory open.
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A fierce row has broken out between the rail industry’s two main unions, after Aslef – the body representing train...
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RMT members will stage two 24-hour strikes between 1pm on Tuesday 20 June and 12:59pm on Wednesday 21 June, and between 9pm on Sunday 25 June and 20:59pm on Monday 26 June
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RMT threatens strike action over Network Rail’s ‘pay freeze’ offer to rail workers
by Mike Berryby Mike BerryBob Crow calls on Network Rail to get 'serious'about pay negotiations.
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Tribunal finds union guilty of giving poor advice to women seeking equal pay settlement.
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Unions launch £1m campaign to block sales of Peugeots and Citroens in the UK
by dan thomasby dan thomasUnion ad campaign to call for blacklisting of Peugeots and Citroens
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Unionists put lives on the line in fight for rights around the world.
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The Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union has raised the prospect of more strikes in Whitehall departments with the demand of a guarantee of no compulsory redundancies
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University lecturers' have accepted a new pay offer, bringing an end to a bitter dispute that involved boycotting of exam and coursework marking
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Employers are anticipating a possible union backlash over efforts to restructure their business and change working practices in the coming year, according to research
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'Forum shopping' - bringing discrimination cases in countries where the payout will be bigger - gives staff unrealistic expectations, says Keith Potter.
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Supermarket giant Tesco has put in a number of measures to ensure that all its staff can watch the World Cup, which kicks off this Friday
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Employers that send HR professionals to fight employment tribunal claims are allegedly facing growing bias from the tribunal chairs, who would rather listen to trained lawyers
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Lecturers' unions and university employers are to meet again later today in a fresh bid to end the increasingly bitter pay dispute