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London Underground workers are expected to hold a 24-hour strike on New Year's Eve, bringing the whole tube network to a standstill
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Magistrates’ clerks and managers are on strike for the first time in the courts' 800-year history today in London and 20 other city centres
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Council workers in Glasgow who claim they are losing compensation after an equal pay exercise are to take their fight to employment tribunals
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A series of strikes planned by British Gas engineers have been called off, after parent company Centrica agreed a deal with the GMB union
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Wal-Mart has been ordered to compensate a number of former employees in Canada, after it was ruled that the retail giant closed a store as a reprisal against unionised workers
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Union representatives have urged London mayor Ken Livingstone and Transport for London (TfL) to raise the minimum wage for cleaners working on the London Underground to £6.70 an hour
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Unions are demanding an inflation-busting pay settlement at ITV.
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British Airways (BA) has sacked one of the three workers disciplined for organising wildcat strikes at Heathrow Airport last summer
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The first ever one-day national strike of staff working in magistrates courts across England and Wales will take place on 20 December.
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The GMB union has suspended strike action by British Gas engineers while talks take place at Acas.
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British Gas has offered to go to conciliation service Acas to try and end industrial action over the closure of the company’s pension scheme to new staff
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Gate Gourmet workers sacked after wildcat strikes at Heathrow airport have been told that they have less than a week to sign a compromise agreement with the firm - or miss out on compensation payments
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Employers have welcomed moves by public sector union Unison to extend its workplace training services to the private sector