The retirement age should rise to 70 as part of a package of measures to solve the UK pensions crisis, business leaders said today
Employee relations
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A lenient punishment for an errant Celtic players could lead to strike action by Scottish referees.
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Morrisons has averted strike action after making progress in negotiations with unions.
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Financial advisers at Co-operative Insurance Services to walkout in bid to resolve contract dispute.
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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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Sarah Lamont gives advice on dealing with a ballot for industrial action
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British Airways has begun disciplinary proceedings against three shop stewards following August's unofficial strike action at Heathrow Airport.
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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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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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Derek Simpson, a leading figure in the proposed 'super-union', has shunned all official meetings of TUC executives in the past year.
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Stephen Overell (Off message, Personnel Today, 23 August) asks why the ‘apolitical, unobtrusive, doing-OK bulk’ of workers should join a...
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A broadcaster has apologised after employees received a note telling them to limit their toilet breaks to eight minutes a day.
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Chris Ball reports from the TUC Congress, where Alan Johnson replaced the anticipated drubbing with reassurances
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A dispute over pay has raised the threat of widespread disruption for the criminal justice system next month.
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Many of the 700 employees who have applied for voluntary redundancy at airline caterer Gate Gourmet are likely to be turned down, according to company officials