Employee relations

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Thousands of firefighters across the UK are expected to be asked to strike in a dispute about pension reforms.

Staff in the Highways Agency will this week start a campaign of industrial action following a dispute over the organisation’s 2005 pay offer

Aslef is to ballot members working for London Underground on a series of 24-hour strikes.

The BBC has agreed to union proposals to postpone compulsory redundancies and look for other ways of saving money.

2012 Olympics forum set up to give business and unions chance to get involved.

The BBC is fighting a rearguard action with unions over its plans for compulsory redundancies.

Pensions reform minister introduces sliding timescale for consultation rules.

Talks have resumed between London Underground and the RMT union to try to stop further strikes over a new rostering system.

Union to ballot members on strike action after talks fail to resolve equal pay claims at Aberdeen City Council.

Government plans to scrap the '85-year' rule on pensions condemned by public services workers.

New research shows partnership working continues to be successful. Alex Blyth reports

A 24-hour strike by Tube staff has had little impact on services, London Underground has claimed.

Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union working in Jobcentres, benefit offices, pension centres and the Child Support Agency have voted to strike in a dispute over service levels and job cuts

London Underground has reported that staff at 40 out of 44 tube stations have agreed the new roster system which has been the cause of industrial action