About 1.8m suffer work-related ill health in past year, finds HSE

ABOUT 1.8 million people suffered from work-related ill health in the past year, new figures have revealed.

Cammell Laird shipyard workers set to strike due to pay and conditions dispute

HUNDREDS of shipyard workers who build Royal Navy Dreadnought submarines and type 26 frigates have voted to go on strike.

Deliveroo drivers denied trade union rights as Supreme Court rules they are self-employed

DELIVEROO riders were denied trade union rights today after the Supreme Court ruled that they are not technically employed by the gig-economy giant

Scotland's female firefighters demand facilities

SCOTLAND’S First Minister Humza Yousaf has been urged to act on a culture of exclusion for female firefighters in the service.

Editorial: Time to be bold and demand the radical change that's needed

Lecturers threaten to strike over brutal Oxford Brookes cuts

UNIVERSITY and College Union (UCU) members have threatened to strike if Oxford Brookes University does not withdraw cost-cutting plans for up to 48

Low pay blamed as report finds nearly half of under-5s now live in ‘childcare deserts’

TEACHING unions blamed low nursery pay after a report said today that nearly half of under-fives in England live in “childcare deserts” that could

Black Friday will see the largest day of industrial disruption in Amazon’s 30-year history

AMAZON faces its biggest ever strike on Black Friday as more than 1,000 workers at the retail giant’s Coventry warehouse are set to join an interna

TUC calls Labour's plans for workers a ‘game changer’ for productivity

LABOUR’S plans for workers would be a “game-changer” for productivity and “boost growth” after years of economic decline, according to TUC general

Two-thirds of women say menstruation symptoms have negative impact at work

EMPLOYERS are being urged to tackle the “stigma” associated with menstruation after a study found that many women have a negative experience at wor