We examine the rationale for MSLs in education, the minimum service levels for teaching likely to be set and whether schools will impose them.
Employee relations
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Three in 10 employees have seen an increase in working from home, Acas has said as it publishes its draft flexible working code of practice.
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The PCS union will launch a legal challenge against the government's minimum service levels regulations.
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British Medical Association’s consultant members reject the pay offer negotiated between the union and government.
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The government has been urged to abandon its plans repeal the ban on agency workers during strikes.
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Outgoing PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka tells Personnel Today about the union's greatest achievements and what lies ahead.
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Aslef union cancelled extra five-day strike at LNER after government-owned company said it would not impose minimum service levels.
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Government-owned train operator LNER showing signs it would impose minimum service levels leads to a fivefold increase in strikes.
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Consultants in England, members of the HCSA, reject latest pay offer, citing issues with the amount of time they will be given to develop skills.
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Train drivers' union Aslef announces strike dates and overtime ban at 16 train operating companies in January and February 2024.
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Last October’s Procurement Act was a ‘huge missed opportunity’ to tighten up rules around outsourcing public services and protecting employees.
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The Post Office scandal shows us how a ‘psychological phenomena can manifest in real-world organisational crises, leading to devastating consequences’
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Settlement agreements can be used to cover unknown future claims, Scotland's Court of Session has ruled.
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NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard has thanked junior doctors who returned to work during strike action last week.Â
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A January tube strike has been suspended while further talks take place.