GMB On LGPS
GMB in local government is reconsidering its position regarding the proposed heads of agreement in the light of the new conditions laid down by Eric Pickles today
Month: January 2012
Unilever – Further Strike Date
GMB shop stewards to attend national delegate conference for Unilever workers on January 7th 2012 in Liverpool to consider further strike action at 11 Unilever sites in dispute over pensions
Gossip does not prove abuse of inspection
NAHT has welcomed Ofsted's intervention on claims of routine attempts to dupe school inspectors. Russell Hobby, general secretary of the NAHT, said: We agree with Ofsted's position on claims of...
TUC dismisses Downing Street health and safety claims
Dismissing Downing Street claims today (Thursday) that UK businesses are in a “stranglehold” of health and safety ‘red tape' and compensation claims, TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
BOARDROOM CLEAR-OUT AT THOMAS COOK, STEADY CLIMB TO THE TOP FOR BRITISH AIRWAYS, IBERIA DETAILS EXPECTED IMPACT OF LATEST PILOT STRIKES ALL FEATURE IN TODAY’S BREAKING NEWS
Boardroom clear-out at Thomas Cook, Steady climb to the top for British Airways, Iberia details expected impact of latest pilot strikes all feature in today's Breaking News
BOARDROOM CLEAR-OUT AT THOMAS COOK, STEADY CLIMB TO THE TOP FOR BRITISH AIRWAYS, IBERIA DETAILS EXPECTED IMPACT OF LATEST PILOT STRIKES ALL FEATURE IN TODAY’S BREAKING NEWS
Boardroom clear-out at Thomas Cook, Steady climb to the top for British Airways, Iberia details expected impact of latest pilot strikes all feature in today's Breaking News
Total unpaid overtime worked is equivalent to a million extra jobs
The two billion hours of unpaid overtime worked last year would be enough to create over a million extra full-time jobs, the TUC says today (Thursday) as it announces the date for Work Your Proper Hours Day 2012.
Millions still face pensions robbery Serwotka tells BBC
In an extended BBC interview PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka says millions of public servants still face the prospect of paying more and working longer for a worse pension
The NASUWT comments on a speech by the Secretary of State for Academies and Free Schools
Wed, 04 Jan 2012 16:17:00 GMT
It is clear that Michael Gove now considers himself to be the Secretary of State for Academies and Free Schools, rather than the Secretary of State for Education.
It is clear that Michael Gove now considers himself to be the Secretary of State for Academies and Free Schools, rather than the Secretary of State for Education.
The NASUWT comments on a speech by the Secretary of State for Academies and Free Schools
Wed, 04 Jan 2012 16:17:00 GMT
It is clear that Michael Gove now considers himself to be the Secretary of State for Academies and Free Schools, rather than the Secretary of State for Education.
It is clear that Michael Gove now considers himself to be the Secretary of State for Academies and Free Schools, rather than the Secretary of State for Education.