Union Newswire

London Transport Pension Fund is a major shareholder in Semperian who own the PFI contract to operate this hospital and Semperian has contracted Carillion to do this for them

February 22nd, 2012 GMB press releases

Making it easier to sack workers or to treat them badly at work will increase insecurity and conflict - like current dispute over bullying at the Swindon PFI hospital- and will not create a single job

February 22nd, 2012 GMB press releases

The thousands of union members at Qinetiq will continue to be supported by their unions going forward and the unions will be meeting on Thursday to set out how best this will be achieved says GMB

February 22nd, 2012 GMB press releases

Carillion have made no proper move to deal with bullying, harassment and discrimination despite being left in no doubts about the determination of their staff to get the problems dealt with says GMB

February 21st, 2012 GMB press releases

With action on February 14th GMB members have shown the courage to stand up against bullying, harassment and discrimination on the part of Carillion

February 20th, 2012 GMB press releases

Further losses of purchasing power through deflation in the real value of public sector pay is inconsistent and damaging to any attempt to reflate the economy says GMB

February 20th, 2012 GMB press releases

There were a further 70 plus migrant workers not union members on the site who suffered the same detriment which has not been addressed which illustrates the extent of the exploitation by the...

February 20th, 2012 GMB press releases

There is no shortage of water in Britain but there is a shortage of structures that can make decisions to get the water to where it is needed and this needs to be corrected says GMB

February 20th, 2012 GMB press releases

GMB seek ruling by Tribunal that the claim by Sean Hannick that knowledge of Portuguese, required for certain jobs in Ireland because of the high number of Portuguese workers within Gaeltec Utilities...

February 20th, 2012 GMB press releases

Employment agencies in the area have been warned that they face a fine of £5,000 for each worker they supply in breach of the regulations for every day they supply them

February 20th, 2012 GMB press releases