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When the parcel’s worth more than you

Dec 15, 2017By UNITElive

Imagine a worker having his contract terminated for taking time off because his child was born prematurely, or a courier struggling in while sick, being told “the parcel is more important then you.”…Read more…

Dec 15, 2017UNITElive

‘Spare a thought’

Dec 15, 2017By UNITElive

It’s Christmastime and with it comes presents, time with family and friends, work parties and very often having a meal out.   In fact, this evening (Friday December 15) marks the night that is…Read more…

Dec 15, 2017UNITElive

2018 service group executive elections

Dec 15, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

Nominations will open in January for seats on the union’s seven service group executives, in what will be the first national UNISON election with the option to vote online or by post

The article…Read more…

Dec 15, 2017Dave Prentis blog

To make the most of digitalisation, Britain needs to increase research and innovation funding

Dec 15, 2017By TUC blogs

There’s no doubt that digital technologies are driving significant change in the world of work. Read more…

Dec 15, 2017TUC blogs

A Christmas Story, East London, 2017 (In one of the richest countries in the World)

Dec 14, 2017By John's Labour blog

I have just donated £50 to the Magpie Project in Forest Gate in lieu of xmas cards to friends and colleagues.

“Welcome to the Magpie Project

We can’t solve the housing crisis, but we believe in making children’s lives better during their time in temporary accommodation.

We provide practical…Read more…

Dec 14, 2017John's Labour blog

Sellafield ‘standstill’

Dec 14, 2017By UNITElive

Unite has begun balloting workers employed by civil engineering company DSD Construction, at Sellafield, for strike action, after the company sacked the union’s shop steward.   DSD Construction,…Read more…

Dec 14, 2017UNITElive

Celebrating migrant workers

Dec 14, 2017By UNITElive

More than 7,000 workers have benefited from bespoke educational programmes over the last 10 years that have helped them to improve their language skills and gain employment.   The programme,…Read more…

Dec 14, 2017UNITElive

‘Tis the season?

Dec 14, 2017By UNITElive

Tis’ the season where advertising for Christmas gifts and festive food goes into overdrive – unfortunately the same can’t be said for people’s frozen wages.   Office for National Statistics…Read more…

Dec 14, 2017UNITElive

May’s ‘humiliating’ Brexit defeat

Dec 14, 2017By UNITElive

Cross-party MPs united yesterday (December 13) to preserve parliamentary sovereignty by preventing the government from dictating the terms of Brexit.   Despite last minute concessions, Theresa…Read more…

Dec 14, 2017UNITElive

Health unions react to NHS workforce strategy draft plans

Dec 14, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

Health unions are today (Wednesday) renewing their call for a coherent strategy to improve recruitment and retention, equality and diversity, workloads, well-being and career prospects as the…Read more…

Dec 14, 2017Dave Prentis blog

Canada plus, plus, plus

Dec 13, 2017By Institute of Employment Rights Blog

13 December 2017
By Professor Keith Ewing and John Hendy QC
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David Davis has suggested that in place of the EU Treaties, the UK’s relations with the EU should be regulated by a deal which is…Read more…

Dec 13, 2017Institute of Employment Rights Blog

New Year with Unite

Dec 13, 2017By UNITElive

Skilled manufacturing workers have overwhelmingly voted in favour of having Unite the union represent their interests at Magellan Aerospace in Blackpool. The union will be formally recognised from…Read more…

Dec 13, 2017UNITElive

Arriva bus victory

Dec 13, 2017By UNITElive

More than 2,000 bus drivers working for Arriva North West today (December 13) hailed victory in their long-running pay dispute.   The workers, members of Unite, voted overwhelmingly to accept…Read more…

Dec 13, 2017UNITElive

‘Groundbreaking’ legal win

Dec 13, 2017By UNITElive

Unite is celebrating a groundbreaking legal victory today (December 13) after an employment appeal tribunal ordered that the engineering firm Kostal pays over £420,000 in compensation for trying to…Read more…

Dec 13, 2017UNITElive

West Ham Labour Xmas Campaigning & Events Update

Dec 13, 2017By John's Labour blog

Dear MemberWest Ham Labour Party Xmas updateMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Looking forward to an early general election and a Labour Government in 2018 with Jeremy Corbyn as our Prime Minister.As well as the usual campaigning and political event…Read more…

Dec 13, 2017John's Labour blog

U.S. Attorney’s Office persists with felony charges against 200 protesters & demands 60-year sentences per person:

Dec 13, 2017By Rtuc's Blog

Trump Inauguration Protesters Oppose Felony Charges About 200 protestors, journalists and legal observers who demonstrated at Trump’s inauguration are organizing to reject felony charges and…Read more…

Dec 13, 2017Rtuc's Blog

Another Sports Direct general meeting – and another TUSO letter to shareholders

Dec 13, 2017By TUC blogs

Despite holding their Annual General Meeting in September, the Sports Direct board have unexpectedly called another general meeting for shareholders taking place today.Read more…

Dec 13, 2017TUC blogs

Union members are already working with robots – let's help them to reap the benefits

Dec 13, 2017By TUC blogs

Trying to hold back the fourth revolution of cyber systems including robotics will be like trying to ‘un-invent electricity’.Read more…

Dec 13, 2017TUC blogs

“Let’s build on the brilliant Jo Cox women’s programme with leadership schemes for gay, trans and BAME activists”

Dec 12, 2017By John's Labour blog

Excellent article by West Ham CLPer, Rohit K Dasgupta, on LabourList today. 

“This is an exciting time to be a Labour member. The latest Survation polls puts us ahead of the Tories. Members are enthused and confident about the upcoming local…Read more…

Dec 12, 2017John's Labour blog

Disabled members response to Phillip Hammond’s comments

Dec 12, 2017By Dave Prentis blog

Last week at the Treasury Select Committee Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond MP, in answer to a question about the cause of poor productivity implied that the UK’s poor productivity levels…Read more…

Dec 12, 2017Dave Prentis blog
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