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    Financial sales staff strike at Co-op insurance

    by dan thomas 27 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 27 Sep 2005

    Co-operative Insurance Society (CIS) staff have begun a 48-hour strike in a dispute about new contracts

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    Deal will end Gate Gourmet dispute

    by Michael Millar 27 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 27 Sep 2005

    An agreement has been reached between the T&G union and management of the catering firm Gate Gourmet

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    Trade unions push for new employment law agenda

    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 27 Sep 2005

    The Gate Gourmet dispute at Heathrow airport inflamed union passions. But it also highlighted concerns about the need, as they...

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    Labour conference faces call for return to secondary action

    by Personnel Today 26 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Sep 2005

    As the unions bring the Gate Gourmet dispute to the Labour party conference, the company's managing director speaks out

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    Constructive dismissal claim fails for Hilton barman

    by Personnel Today 26 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 26 Sep 2005

    A former barman at the Hilton Waldorf hotel in London has had his claim of constructive dismissal through racial discrimination thrown out by an employment tribunal

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    Aslef to meet train operator over four-day week

    by Mike Berry 26 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 26 Sep 2005

    Talks aimed at averting a series of walkouts by train drivers at a leading rail operator are to be held this week.

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    IoD calls for retirement age of 70

    by Michael Millar 23 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 23 Sep 2005

    The retirement age should rise to 70 as part of a package of measures to solve the UK pensions crisis, business leaders said today

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    Scots soccer refs consider industrial action over safety issue

    by Mike Berry 23 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 23 Sep 2005

    A lenient punishment for an errant Celtic players could lead to strike action by Scottish referees.

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    Talks breakthrough averts strike action at Morrisons

    by Michael Millar 22 Sep 2005
    by Michael Millar 22 Sep 2005

    Morrisons has averted strike action after making progress in negotiations with unions.

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    Co-op faces two-day strike over financial adviser contracts

    by dan thomas 22 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 22 Sep 2005

    Financial advisers at Co-operative Insurance Services to walkout in bid to resolve contract dispute.

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    London DWP staff vote to strike over job cuts

    by Mike Berry 22 Sep 2005
    by Mike Berry 22 Sep 2005

    Staff in Jobcentres, benefit, pension and child support offices in London have voted to strike in a dispute over job cuts and deteriorating services.

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    Dealing with a ballot for industrial action

    by Personnel Today 21 Sep 2005
    by Personnel Today 21 Sep 2005

    Sarah Lamont gives advice on dealing with a ballot for industrial action

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    BA to discipline three shop stewards over unofficial strike

    by dan thomas 21 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 21 Sep 2005

    British Airways has begun disciplinary proceedings against three shop stewards following August's unofficial strike action at Heathrow Airport.

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    Unions and Morrisons to meet for bargaining talks

    by dan thomas 20 Sep 2005
    by dan thomas 20 Sep 2005

    Unions are considering calling off plans for a three-day strike at Morrisons after the supermarket chain agreed to meet them for national bargaining talks

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    Rules of engagement: how to gain the trust of your employees

    by Ross Bentley 20 Sep 2005
    by Ross Bentley 20 Sep 2005

    A recent survey found that more than 60% of employees don't believe their senior managers always communicate honestly. Ross Bentley reports

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