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A recent Court of Appeal ruling that confirmed UK legislation does not protect striking employees from action short of dismissal has effectively 'given bosses the green light to discipline staff who strike', a union has claimed.

Unions have reacted with fury at reports the long-awaited Employment Bill will not be announced during the Queen’s Speech in...

The Nautilus Union: ‘P&O has gotten away with it. There’s no fine, there’s no legal action, there’s only words and hot air.’

The government's plan to ask UK ports to block ferries from docking if they do no pay crews the UK minimum wage would not succeed, the docks industry has stated.

Unite threatens Royal Mail with industrial action over what it claims is a ‘fire and rehire’ scheme to replace managers.

Some facets of the government's response to the 800 job losses were ill-informed, a legal expert tells Personnel Today

Employers are able to sanction employees that take part in industrial action without breaching their human rights, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

The TUC has said ministers must step in to run services if a ‘fit and proper’ operator could not be found quickly to replace P&O Ferries.

A group of Labour MPs has written to business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng urging him to launch legal action against P&O...

In the wake of the P&O Ferry sackings the TUC has demanded that ministers prevent workers from ‘being treated like disposable labour’.

UK ferry operator P&O Ferries has sacked about 800 crew across its fleet with no notice after stopping all its sailings on Thursday 17 March.

Insecure work has tightened the grip of structural racism on the labour market and deepened gender inequalities, the TUC has warned.

A poll by recruiter Randstad UK suggested that more people than expected would accept exercising more restraint when it came to wages.

Staff at the Financial Conduct Authority are set to see their base pay increase by an average of more than 12% over the next two years.