NHS union Unison has warned the government that strikes are possible and that it will support striking members if they feel they have not alternative to industrial action
Employee relations
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The supermarket chain has offerred all its employees the chance to take extra, unpaid leave during the World Cup in a move to cut absenteeism
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Worker apathy scuppers union plans for mass protest over Peugeot job cuts in Coventry.
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Rail unions are threatening a summer of disruption if employers fail to tackle the industry's pensions crisis.
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RMT threatens strike action if ID cards are introduced for London Underground workers.
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Deloitte appoints Sir Digby Jones to chair its industries group as local government unions agree framework for negotiation over rule of 85
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The long-running dispute between Asda and the GMB over union recognition at the supermarket's distribution depots could finally be nearing resolution.
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All strikes are off as union agrees to get back around the table in 'rule of 85' dispute.
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Supermarket and union agree to way forward as threat of strike action is lifted.
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Retail union Usdaw is seeking an urgent meeting with Moto managers after the motorway services chain was sold to an investment bank
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The former HR director of inflight caterer Gate Gourmet, emphasises the important role of HR in helping organisations to avoid industrial action.
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If the BBC closes its final salary pension scheme to new members, as broadcasting union Bectu fears, strikes are likely to follow
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Cleaners who work in some of London's top financial institutions are being ballotted in a long-running pay dispute
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Butlins holiday company may have to pay out £1m to 20,000 workers after an Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) ruled that the company had acted unlawfully in charging staff for the cost of heating and lighting in their accommodation, according to the GMB union
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Workers at the Learning and Skills Councils (LSC) across England have voted overwhelmingly for a one-day strike followed by selective action in a dispute over plans to cut jobs