Lecturers at 16 colleges to stage 2-day strike against 25% pay cut

The University & Colleges Union says the pay gap between teachers in colleges and schools now stands at £7,000 a year

Britain | Friday 11th Jan 2019

Maritime workers to press the government to take action against exploitation

World | Friday 11th Jan 2019

Garment workers continue 6th day of strike action in Bangladesh

World | Friday 11th Jan 2019

Iran's clerics claim women who refuse to wear the hijab are a threat to the country

Tuesday 01st Jan 2019

Beefeaters cease guarding the Crown Jewels to strike over pension cuts

Three of London’s top tourist attractions were picketed today as dozens of the city’s iconic Beefeaters went on strike over pension cuts.

Wednesday 19th Dec 2018

Court of Appeal rules Uber drivers are entitled to minimum wage, holiday and sick pay

Today's decision could cost the gig-economy firm up to £1 billion in back pay

Wednesday 12th Dec 2018

Hungary approves ‘slave labour law’ stripping workers of rights

HUNGARIAN MPs approved sweeping attacks on workers’ rights today, passing a Bill denounced as the “slave labour law” by trade unions and the opposi

Wednesday 19th Dec 2018

One step forward for Shrewsbury pickets

Four decades since the historic building workers strike, the unjustly victimised Shrewsbury Pickets may be finally seeing justice done, write EILEEN TURNBULL and CAROLYN JONES

Wednesday 05th Dec 2018

Teachers' strike shuts down Chicago's charter schools

The Acero teachers, who earn £10,000 pounds less than teachers in traditional schools, are demanding higher wages and smaller class sizes

Wednesday 05th Dec 2018

High Court rules Deliveroo riders do not have the right to collective bargaining

IWGB general secretary Jason Moyer-Lee said the union will appeal today's ‘terrible’ decision

Wednesday 05th Dec 2018

Unions hit out at Ryanair subsidiary which weakens workers' terms and conditions

UNIONS have hit out at Ryanair bosses for pressing ahead with a subsidiary in Poland which offers weaker terms and conditions for staff at the stru

Monday 03rd Dec 2018

Trade unionists are winning victories in Mexico

Massive problems with Mexico's current labour legislation, which Amlo has vowed to change, remain such as guarantee workers' freedom of association, TONY BURKE reports

Wednesday 28th Nov 2018

Unions take on two multinational companies for ‘violating workers’ rights’

GLOBAL unions united in protest today as they developed plans to take on multinational companies Tenaris and Ternium as their billionaire boss was

Tuesday 27th Nov 2018

Argentinian senator calls for police to violently suppress G20 protests

Lecturers at 16 colleges to stage 2-day strike against 25% pay cut

The University & Colleges Union says the pay gap between teachers in colleges and schools now stands at £7,000 a year

Maritime workers to press the government to take action against exploitation

Garment workers continue 6th day of strike action in Bangladesh

Iran's clerics claim women who refuse to wear the hijab are a threat to the country

Beefeaters cease guarding the Crown Jewels to strike over pension cuts

Three of London’s top tourist attractions were picketed today as dozens of the city’s iconic Beefeaters went on strike over pension cuts.

Court of Appeal rules Uber drivers are entitled to minimum wage, holiday and sick pay

Today's decision could cost the gig-economy firm up to £1 billion in back pay

Hungary approves ‘slave labour law’ stripping workers of rights

HUNGARIAN MPs approved sweeping attacks on workers’ rights today, passing a Bill denounced as the “slave labour law” by trade unions and the opposi

One step forward for Shrewsbury pickets

Four decades since the historic building workers strike, the unjustly victimised Shrewsbury Pickets may be finally seeing justice done, write EILEEN TURNBULL and CAROLYN JONES

Teachers' strike shuts down Chicago's charter schools

The Acero teachers, who earn £10,000 pounds less than teachers in traditional schools, are demanding higher wages and smaller class sizes

High Court rules Deliveroo riders do not have the right to collective bargaining

IWGB general secretary Jason Moyer-Lee said the union will appeal today's ‘terrible’ decision

Unions hit out at Ryanair subsidiary which weakens workers' terms and conditions

UNIONS have hit out at Ryanair bosses for pressing ahead with a subsidiary in Poland which offers weaker terms and conditions for staff at the stru

Trade unionists are winning victories in Mexico

Massive problems with Mexico's current labour legislation, which Amlo has vowed to change, remain such as guarantee workers' freedom of association, TONY BURKE reports

Unions take on two multinational companies for ‘violating workers’ rights’

GLOBAL unions united in protest today as they developed plans to take on multinational companies Tenaris and Ternium as their billionaire boss was

Argentinian senator calls for police to violently suppress G20 protests

The senator's comments come as trade unionists protest the killing of two members, allegedly by state forces

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