GMB On Colombia Visit
200 civil society organisations and the international trade union movement are opposed to the agreement as Colombia has the worst human rights record in the Americas while Lib Dem MP for Taunton in...
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UNISON warning over east of England ambulance staff cuts
999 services could be devastated
GDP figures- UNISON response
Government must take action to prevent economic flat line
Almost half of Scotland’s teachers considering leaving the profession
Wed, 25 May 2011 09:35:00 GMT
NASUWT General Secretary writes to Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning to warn of a growing crisis in teacher morale.
NASUWT General Secretary writes to Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning to warn of a growing crisis in teacher morale.
Almost half of Scotland’s teachers considering leaving the profession
Wed, 25 May 2011 09:35:00 GMT
NASUWT General Secretary writes to Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning to warn of a growing crisis in teacher morale.
NASUWT General Secretary writes to Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning to warn of a growing crisis in teacher morale.
RMT First Great Western Mitie cleaners vote 100% for action
RAIL UNION RMT announced today that cleaners on First Great Western employed on the Mitie contract have voted 100% for strike action by a similar margin for action short of a strike in a dispute over pay.
RMT demands assurances on redundancies and procedures from London Midland as company places 350 staff ‘at risk’
RAIL UNION RMT today demanded urgent assurances from London Midland over compulsory redundancies and adherence to procedure over plans to slash the opening hours at 86 out of 90 ticket offices and close nine ticket offices in their entirety putting 350 staff on the 'at risk' list.
Disabled people urged to continue fight back against the cuts at TUC conference
Disabled people will be urged to continue their resistance to the government spending cuts which are hitting every aspect of their lives at the TUC's annual disability conference which begins in London today (Wednesday).
A new TUC briefing – Disabled people fighting the cuts – issued to coincide with the conference reveals the true impact of the government's spending cuts on disabled people, and encourages unions and disabled people to fight back.
Government’s economic credibility in ‘tatters’
The Tory-led government's economic credibility is in 'tatters' as official figures show zero growth but a record increase in government borrowing.
Big Society ‘tsar’ quitting shows that Cameron’s pet project is collapsing, says Unite
The fact that the Big Society ‘tsar’ has quit shows that the prime minister’s pet project is falling apart – just two days after the latest relaunch.