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The ballot for members in England and Wales is open now and runs until 16 October. UNISON is recommending that members vote ‘YES’ for strike action
The article Council and school staff industrial action ballot opens first appeared on the UNISON National site.
The ballot is open now and runs until 16 October. UNISON is recommending that members vote ‘YES’ for strike action.
The article Council and school staff industrial action ballot opens first appeared on the UNISON National site.
The Covid-19 Public Inquiry’s Module One report highlights how austerity weakened the UK’s public services and exacerbated health inequalities, stressing the urgent need for significant investment to ensure future resilience.
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50 years ago today, one of the first new laws of a newly elected Labour government was the Health and Safety at Work Act.
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There has been a clear ratcheting up of hostility against Muslims, trans people, migrant workers and others. The far-right is desperate to scapegoat them for the Tories’ failures – rather than to address the real reasons why so many people are struggli…Read more…
Worker protections in the UK lag behind other developed countries in almost every area and the gap has been widening, new research for the TUC has shown.
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This week, the government committed to formally repeal the Minimum Service Levels Act. This is an important milestone in the campaign to protect the right to strike that wouldn’t have been possible without you.
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Today is Gender Pension Gap Day – the point of the year from which, if women received their pension at the same rate as men, they wouldn’t get another penny until January.
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Mae Llywydd TUC Cymru yn crynhoi ein tri digwyddiad yn yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol ar Ddeallusrwydd Artiffisial, aflonyddu rhywiol ac hawliau’r Gymraeg.
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TUC Cymru’s President, Sian Gale, summarises our three events at the National Eisteddfod on AI, sexual harassment and Welsh language rights.
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A major threat to the UK’s steel industry is brewing at Scunthorpe’s steelworks. We must act now to prevent thousands more job losses in steel and future-proof our vital manufacturing industry.
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Trade unions have partnered with local groups like the Fashion Workers Advice Bureau in Leicester (FAB-L), which specialises in providing free, confidential advice and support to garment, fashion, and textile workers. FAB-L assists with various issues,…Read more…
The Covid-19 Public Inquiry’s Module One report highlights how austerity weakened the UK’s public services and exacerbated health inequalities, stressing the urgent need for significant investment to ensure future resilience.
Read more…
50 years ago today, one of the first new laws of a newly elected Labour government was the Health and Safety at Work Act.
Read more…
There has been a clear ratcheting up of hostility against Muslims, trans people, migrant workers and others. The far-right is desperate to scapegoat them for the Tories’ failures – rather than to address the real reasons why so many people are struggli…Read more…
Worker protections in the UK lag behind other developed countries in almost every area and the gap has been widening, new research for the TUC has shown.
Read more…
This week, the government committed to formally repeal the Minimum Service Levels Act. This is an important milestone in the campaign to protect the right to strike that wouldn’t have been possible without you.
Read more…
Today is Gender Pension Gap Day – the point of the year from which, if women received their pension at the same rate as men, they wouldn’t get another penny until January.
Read more…
Mae Llywydd TUC Cymru yn crynhoi ein tri digwyddiad yn yr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol ar Ddeallusrwydd Artiffisial, aflonyddu rhywiol ac hawliau’r Gymraeg.
Read more…
TUC Cymru’s President, Sian Gale, summarises our three events at the National Eisteddfod on AI, sexual harassment and Welsh language rights.
Read more…