Lectures to strike for fourth day in pay dispute at Scotland’s Rural College

LECTURERS at Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) will strike for a fourth day today in a long-running dispute over pay.

Editorial | Sunday 24th Oct 2021

Editorial: The labour movement must be ready to respond to Sunak's Budget

Britain | Sunday 24th Oct 2021

Unions must be included in any serious plans to ‘build back better,’ TUC tells Tories ahead of Budget

Britain | Sunday 24th Oct 2021

Dundee University staff to strike over attack on pension rights

Tuesday 19th Oct 2021

Household to get £5,000 to replace gas boilers, but unions warn flawed heat pump plan will cause unemployment and rising bills

by our parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Tuesday 19th Oct 2021

Staff march on Downing Street over nursery school funding

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Tuesday 19th Oct 2021

Councils in Scotland could face a wave of winter strikes

FORMAL notice has been served by the GMB that councils in Scotland could face a wave of winter strikes, starting in Glasgow during the Co

Tuesday 19th Oct 2021

Co-op's reduced Christmas opening hours ‘a step in the right direction,’ shopworkers' union says

THE Co-op’s reduced opening hours over the festive period are a step in the right direction for workers, retail union Usdaw said yesterday.

Tuesday 19th Oct 2021

Enough is enough – workers demand a pay rise

We cannot let this be another decade where the super-rich steal an even bigger slice of the pie at the workers’ expense – that’s why I’m calling for a £15-an-hour minimum wage, writes JON TRICKETT MP

Monday 18th Oct 2021

Unite welcomes £230m investment at Ford's Halewood factory

TRADE union Unite welcomed an announcement by Ford today that it will invest £230 million into one of its British factories to build components for

Monday 18th Oct 2021

Nursing union to ballot on industrial action over pay

THE Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said today that it will hold an indicative ballot on industrial action over pay.

Monday 18th Oct 2021

John Deere strike starts to bite amid hopes for a swift resolution

FARMERS and suppliers are hoping for a swift resolution to a strike at US agricultural equipment manufacturer John Deere, warning that the action i

Friday 15th Oct 2021

Editorial The Torygraph's pathetic attempt to shift the blame for the HGV crisis onto trade unions

TODAY’S Daily Telegraph front-page lead, “Unions holding Christmas hostage,” and quoting the Department of Transport, was a blatant piece of anti-u

Friday 15th Oct 2021

Workers must have legal right to flexible work from day one, TUC demands

by our parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

by our parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Lectures to strike for fourth day in pay dispute at Scotland’s Rural College

LECTURERS at Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) will strike for a fourth day today in a long-running dispute over pay.

Editorial: The labour movement must be ready to respond to Sunak's Budget

Unions must be included in any serious plans to ‘build back better,’ TUC tells Tories ahead of Budget

Dundee University staff to strike over attack on pension rights

Household to get £5,000 to replace gas boilers, but unions warn flawed heat pump plan will cause unemployment and rising bills

Staff march on Downing Street over nursery school funding

Councils in Scotland could face a wave of winter strikes

FORMAL notice has been served by the GMB that councils in Scotland could face a wave of winter strikes, starting in Glasgow during the Co

Co-op's reduced Christmas opening hours ‘a step in the right direction,’ shopworkers' union says

THE Co-op’s reduced opening hours over the festive period are a step in the right direction for workers, retail union Usdaw said yesterday.

Enough is enough – workers demand a pay rise

We cannot let this be another decade where the super-rich steal an even bigger slice of the pie at the workers’ expense – that’s why I’m calling for a £15-an-hour minimum wage, writes JON TRICKETT MP

Unite welcomes £230m investment at Ford's Halewood factory

TRADE union Unite welcomed an announcement by Ford today that it will invest £230 million into one of its British factories to build components for

Nursing union to ballot on industrial action over pay

THE Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said today that it will hold an indicative ballot on industrial action over pay.

John Deere strike starts to bite amid hopes for a swift resolution

FARMERS and suppliers are hoping for a swift resolution to a strike at US agricultural equipment manufacturer John Deere, warning that the action i

Editorial The Torygraph's pathetic attempt to shift the blame for the HGV crisis onto trade unions

TODAY’S Daily Telegraph front-page lead, “Unions holding Christmas hostage,” and quoting the Department of Transport, was a blatant piece of anti-u

Workers must have legal right to flexible work from day one, TUC demands

Poll finds half of working mothers' requests for flexibility are refused

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