The Transport & General Workers' Union has warned of further disruption to British Airways flights unless the 670 sacked Gate Gourmet workers are reinstated
Employee relations
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Unions are to push government to toughen up laws protecting employees after the mass sackings at Heathrow.
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Bullying allegations surface as sacked workers in BA row speak out.
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The Gate Gourmet strike at Heathrow has led to accusations from unions and employers of coercion and victimisation.
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Despite being encouraged to include pensions details in job ads, 94% fail to do so, according to the TUC.
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Migrant workers call in union over jobs and accommodation problems in Wales.
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Talks to resolve the ongoing catering crisis at BA have stalled after Gate Gourmet refused to reinstate sacked staff.
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A breakdown in talks has led to 5,500 broadcast staff in Canada being locked out of their workplace.
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Talks aimed at resolving the dispute which left thousands of British Airways passengers stranded last week have made "little progress"
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Union to ensure insurer gives workers fair hearing by taking it to tribunal.
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The firm at the centre of the British Airways travel chaos has refuted allegations made in today’s newspapers.Gate Gourmet UK...