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    Employment Rights Bill ‘will not make work pay’ as it stands: Unite

    by Adam McCulloch 10 Oct 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 10 Oct 2024

    Unite, one of the UK's largest trade unions, has said the government's Employment Rights Bill ‘stops short of making work pay.’

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    Boom in firms moving to employee ownership trust model

    by Adam McCulloch 7 Oct 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 7 Oct 2024

    As of the end of 2023, 542 businesses had transferred ownership to employees via EOTs, up from 428 the previous year

    • Scotland
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    Scottish council workers to vote on strikes in pay row

    by Rob Moss 30 Sep 2024
    by Rob Moss 30 Sep 2024

    Council workers in Scotland to be balloted on industrial action after pay offer rejected by Unison was imposed.

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    Rail disputes end as RMT members vote in favour of pay offer

    by Adam McCulloch 26 Sep 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 26 Sep 2024

    Pay offers by train companies and Network Rail have been accepted by members of the RMT union, averting further industrial action.

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    Who is on strike and when?

    by Rob Moss 26 Sep 2024
    by Rob Moss 26 Sep 2024

    We provide details of where and when strikes are happening, and the latest on strike ballots and results.

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    More than 150 MPs urge Asda bosses to end sex discrimination

    by Kavitha Sivasubramaniam 24 Sep 2024
    by Kavitha Sivasubramaniam 24 Sep 2024

    Members of Parliament have written to Asda, urging its bosses to end sex discrimination and provide equal pay to its supermarket staff.

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    Nurses in England vote against 5.5% pay award

    by Rob Moss 23 Sep 2024
    by Rob Moss 23 Sep 2024

    Members of the Royal College of Nursing working for the NHS in England have voted to reject the 2024-25 pay...

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    Thousands of NHS staff in Scotland accept pay offer

    by Zoe Wickens 23 Sep 2024
    by Zoe Wickens 23 Sep 2024

    Thousands of NHS staff in Scotland have voted to accept the Scottish government’s pay offer, ending a consultation process.

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    Train drivers vote to accept 15% pay deal

    by Adam McCulloch 19 Sep 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 19 Sep 2024

    Members of Aslef, the train drivers' union, accepted an offer that included a 5% backdated pay rise for 2022-23, a 4.75% rise for 23-24, and a 4.5% increase for 2024-25.

    • Collective bargaining
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    Unlawful inducement and collective bargaining: why the employer’s purpose matters

    by Rebecca McGuirk 18 Sep 2024
    by Rebecca McGuirk 18 Sep 2024

    The recent case of Adams v Walsall Housing Group centred around the employer making two direct 'offers' to employees during a period of collective bargaining.

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    Only a third of staff feel workplace conflicts fully resolved

    by Rob Moss 17 Sep 2024
    by Rob Moss 17 Sep 2024

    Only 36% of employees believe a full resolution achieved in workplace conflict they have experienced according to a CIPD report.

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    Junior doctors accept 22% pay settlement

    by Rob Moss 16 Sep 2024
    by Rob Moss 16 Sep 2024

    BMA junior doctors committee accept 22.3% pay settlement, after 66% of junior doctors in England vote in favour.

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    Boeing strike sees 33,000 workers down tools

    by Adam McCulloch 13 Sep 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 13 Sep 2024

    Almost 95% of voting workers rejected the proposed Boeing contract and 96% approved the work stoppage.

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    Supreme Court: Tesco workers triumph in fire and rehire battle

    by Rob Moss 12 Sep 2024
    by Rob Moss 12 Sep 2024

    Supreme Court unanimously rules that Tesco cannot fire and rehire distribution workers who receive ‘retained pay’ and reinstates injunction.

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    Union anger over closure plan for Grangemouth refinery

    by Adam McCulloch 12 Sep 2024
    by Adam McCulloch 12 Sep 2024

    About 400 jobs will be lost at Grangemouth, Scotland’s only oil refinery, which is to close by the summer of 2025.

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