Trade unions

Unions are to push government to toughen up laws protecting employees after the mass sackings at Heathrow.

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

Bullying allegations surface as sacked workers in BA row speak out.

The Gate Gourmet strike at Heathrow has led to accusations from unions and employers of coercion and victimisation.

The BBC has been accused of being partial in a dispute between a Canadian broadcaster and the unions.

Despite being encouraged to include pensions details in job ads, 94% fail to do so, according to the TUC.

Migrant workers call in union over jobs and accommodation problems in Wales.

Talks to resolve the ongoing catering crisis at BA have stalled after Gate Gourmet refused to reinstate sacked staff.

A breakdown in talks has led to 5,500 broadcast staff in Canada being locked out of their workplace.

Talks aimed at resolving the dispute which left thousands of British Airways passengers stranded last week have made "little progress"

Union to ensure insurer gives workers fair hearing by taking it to tribunal.

Local authorities in Scotland could face a bill of up to £700m to settle backdated claims for equal pay from women workers in the public sector, campaigners warn

Broadcast union Bectu is urging workers at NTL to vote in favour of collective representaion.

The North East Ambulance service has been sent reeling by a vote of no confidence in its managers.

The prospect of more firefighter strikes could be looming after the government said it would go ahead with plans to replace England’s 47 control rooms with nine new fire control centres