Trade unions

Staff working in cable company NTL’s field operations division have voted by a margin of 9:1 for union recognition to continue.

Negotiations to resolve the BA catering crises are set to resume today, despite the apparent collapse in talks last night.

A company responsible for maintaining part the London Underground network has announced that it is to cut 300 jobs.

Paid maternity leave boost for nurses and widwives.

Gate Gourmet has threatened to go into administration rather than reinstate "troublemakers" it sacked after the recent wildcat strike.

In the 19 October 2004 edition of Personnel Today, and on our website, we published an article reporting the outcome of Employment Tribunal proceedings brought by David Beaumont against the union MSF.

A cautionary tale from disciple Colin – a manager from Wales – which is frankly just depressing.Dear Guru, We all...

The ‘partnership’ between unions and employers can be tentative at the best of times, but should we now dismiss talk...

The steady spread of human resource management can help to explain why the British union movement is in such a crisis

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.

The UK's first super-union since the 1970s will come into being in January 2007, Personnel Today can exclusively reveal.

The trade union movement will be running advice surgeries for migrant workers as part of this year's TUC Congress in Brighton next month.

Rolls-Royce workers at its Bristol plant are to begin strike action tomorrow in support of a sacked union official.

The Transport & General Workers' Union has warned of further disruption to British Airways flights unless the 670 sacked Gate Gourmet workers are reinstated

Union leaders from around the world are to meet to discuss ways of dealing with US-owned retail giant Wal-Mart.