Unions persuade bus crews to return to work after wildcat walkout.
Employee relations
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More than 8,000 drivers, warehouse and support staff at Morrisons' distribution depots across the UK are to vote in a strike ballot
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Teachers from ethnic minority groups and those active in trade unions are less likely to move up the pay scale
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A former Mars UK employee who said he was too ill to drive to work went on a fly-drive holiday to Florida and a “booze run” to France, an employment tribunal heard yesterday
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Outraged firefighters are threatening industrial action after it emerged that they are not insured for dealing with terrorist attacks
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Rolls Royce faces the possibility of escalating industrial action after the sacking of a union activist
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The CIPD is to introduce a certificate in the psychology of management
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Members of the Communication Workers Union in mobile firm O2 have overwhelmingly rejected the company’s pay offer
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Union condemns proposed job cuts as unnecessary
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PCS Union calls on Acas to abide by Information and Consultation Regulations
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The RMT union has agreed not to proceed with a ballot of 11,000 London Underground members after London mayor, Ken Livingstone, made concessions on key security issues
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Wal-Mart is suing a former senior executive, alleging that he used his expenses account to buy personal items
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The UK is not in the grips of a US-style compensation culture, according a TUC report. It found that nine out of every 10 workers injured or made ill by their jobs never receive a penny in compensation.
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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched a guide for trade union representatives, offering practical advice on long-term sickness absence and return to work issues.
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Travel agency Thomson is facing a staff mutiny at its Glasgow call centre after management scrapped workers' afternoon tea break.