Trade unions

A letter signed by unions and 140 MPs and Lords urges the government to use next week's Queen's Speech to announce legislation banning 'fire and rehire' tactics.

The number of UK doctors considering leaving the NHS early has more than doubled in 10 months, according to the British Medical Association.

The High Court will examine Boris Johnson’s decision that home secretary Priti Patel did not break Whitehall rules, following widespread allegations of bullying.

A Public and Commercial Services union survey finds only 21% of Jobcentre Plus staff would feel safe dealing with benefits claimants face-to-face.

Foster carers are “workers” and have the right to unionise, according to a ruling today by the Court of Appeal....

Today is the final day that British Gas engineers can agree to new terms and conditions or face dismissal.

According to Prospect, two-thirds of remote workers want to see a new “right to disconnect” enshrined in law.

Around 400 Deliveroo riders are striking over pay and conditions today, amid growing pressure for it to improve working practices and rights.

The TUC has sounded the alarm over ‘huge gaps’ in UK employment law over the use of AI.

Following the Supreme Court ruling that its drivers are workers, Uber is giving its UK drivers a guaranteed minimum wage, holiday pay and pensions.

The GMB Union is taking Yodel to tribunal over claims hundreds of night workers were underpaid.

The governent has recommended a 1% pay increase for NHS staff in a report to the health service's Pay Review Body.

Civil servant Sir Philip Rutnam has settled his unfair dismissal case for £340,000 plus legal costs, as the home secretary avoids a tribunal hearing.

As employers absorb today’s budget announcements, many will be reflecting how – this time last year – caution and concern...

Independent Workers Union of Great Britain disappointed by decision, which hinged on Unison already being recognised by University of London.