BA warns cabin crew as ballot nears
Almost two-thirds of union reps are encouraging their employer to take on apprenticeships and half have negotiated learning agreements which include apprenticeships at their workplace.
Report shows how hard the emergency budget will hit low income families
UCU today welcomed the announcement by Staffordshire University that it will cancel plans to withdraw the university out of national pay bargaining.
RAIL UNION RMT today seized on comments in this morningÂfs Financial Times by the Transport Secretary that train fares are going to be jacked up to the roof while modernisation and renewals are shelved as more evidence that transport is going to pay a heavy price as the ConDems swing the axe.
AS LONDON mayor Boris Johnson confirmed this morning that Transport for London have completed their takeover of the failed Tube Lines operation, RMT has demanded urgent intervention to resolve a dispute over jobs and working conditions as the union produced new figures showing that 535 out of 2915 Tube Lines staff posts are under threat.
Holidaymakers vote Flybe top UK airline in consumer survey, British Airways strike ballot postponed amid new offer all feature in today's Breaking News
Holidaymakers vote Flybe top UK airline in consumer survey, British Airways strike ballot postponed amid new offer all feature in today's Breaking News
Plans announced by the Department for Work and Pensions today to cut 8,000 jobs from jobcentres by March 2011 are "economically absurd", PCS says.
Unite confirmed that the new offer to British Airways cabin crew could lead to the postponement of the new industrial action ballot which was set to begin on Tuesday, June 29th.