WORKERS in the United States increasingly believe that trade unions are the “protectors of working families,” RMT’s conference has heard.

PROTESTS continued in Algeria for the 18th consecutive week in a movement for democratic change as a trade union leader warns of severe repression

UNISON has urged trade unionists to “turn the tide” on Thatcherism and fight for the return of sectoral collective bargaining.

CLIMATE change must be a treated as a working-class issue, trade unionists insisted today.

GENDER equality in the construction industry will take nearly 200 years to achieve at the current rate of progress, the GMB revealed today.

SCOTTISH teachers only won their substantial pay rise by threatening to strike, Education Institute of Scotland (EIS) general secretary Larry Flana

SECURITY guards at Luton airport launched a lengthy 49-day strike today in a dispute over shift patterns.