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Met Police staff are voting in ballot for strike action today over force’s refusal to pay them the London allowance police officers receive.

A trainee doctor has filed a legal claim against NHS Education for Scotland after she was told to stop displaying a Palestinian flag at work.

Scottish government funds furlough scheme at bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis in a bid to retain manufacturing jobs in Scotland.

Hyundai's chief executive José Muñoz says raid will delay the factory's opening by at least two months, as the company needs to find new workers to finish the job. 

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Sandie Peggie has launched fresh legal action in the employment tribunal against NHS Fife and three senior managers.

Officers win sex discrimination case after Police Scotland removed them from firearms unit for taking selfie with pop star Tallia Storm.

A dental nurse has been awarded £25,000 for constructive dismissal at tribunal after she was subjected to ‘rude, isolating, bullying and belittling’ behaviour.

A deal to supply Norway with new warships will support 4,000 jobs in the UK, the government has said.

More than 100 ANZ bankers prematurely learn their being made redundant in email gaffe requesting they return their laptop.

A public sector four-day working week trial in Scotland has seen an increase in productivity and improvements in staff well-being.

A prominent City law firm has frozen junior lawyer salaries to help fund higher bonuses for more experienced associates and partners.

Social media firm and its owner Elon Musk have reached a settlement with some of its former employees who had sued for $500m (£373m) in severance pay.

The ruling has also blocked the board from pursuing cases against Space X and two other companies.

The RMT union has announced rolling Tube strikes lasting seven days, with different London Undergound roles walking out at various times.