Trade unions have little to gain from entering into partnership deals with employers, according to a new book from the government-funded Future of Work programme.
Employee relations
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The recent HR Benchmarker mini survey asked participants to list the three most common causes of disciplinary and grievance cases...
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The first-ever strike by Scotland's police staff is set to go ahead this week, after a breakdown in pay negotiations.
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The trade union movement will be running advice surgeries for migrant workers as part of this year's TUC Congress in Brighton next month.
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Rolls-Royce workers at its Bristol plant are to begin strike action tomorrow in support of a sacked union official.
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The Transport & General Workers' Union has warned of further disruption to British Airways flights unless the 670 sacked Gate Gourmet workers are reinstated
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Union leaders from around the world are to meet to discuss ways of dealing with US-owned retail giant Wal-Mart.
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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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The trade union movement in Iraq is growing by the day, despite the threats to the lives of union activists, according to British unionists training Iraqi reps
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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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The BBC has been accused of being partial in a dispute between a Canadian broadcaster and the unions.
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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.