Trade unions

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

All British Airways flights from Heathrow have been suspended after staff walked out in support of sacked catering workers

BA is giving its long-haul passengers vouchers and is asking them to bring their own sandwiches after its catering company sacked hundreds of workers.

London’s South Bank Centre has withdrawn its threat to derecognise the unions and is now in talks about new terms...

The government continues to invest billions into the NHS and wants to see results. When things do not quite go to plan, it is health service managers who take the flak, often unfairly. But a new trade union aims to fight their corner, reports Mike Berry

Delivery drivers in Scotland could be balloted on strike action over lack of security enhancement payouts.

Union celebrates as female hospital workers see some compensation at last.

Unions persuade bus crews to return to work after wildcat walkout.

More than 8,000 drivers, warehouse and support staff at Morrisons' distribution depots across the UK are to vote in a strike ballot

Teachers from ethnic minority groups and those active in trade unions are less likely to move up the pay scale

Rolls Royce faces the possibility of escalating industrial action after the sacking of a union activist

Members of the Communication Workers Union in mobile firm O2 have overwhelmingly rejected the company’s pay offer

Union condemns proposed job cuts as unnecessary

PCS Union calls on Acas to abide by Information and Consultation Regulations

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.