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Government review of sickness absence must not cut sick pay
Commenting on the government announcement today (Thursday) that Dame Carol Black and David Frost are to carry out an independent review into sickness absence, TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
“If this were to be a genuine attempt to support those on long-term sickness get back to work then the TUC would welcome it with open arms. However we are concerned that it will end up as just another part of the government's cost-saving onslaught on the income and rights of those at work, and those on benefits.
Shock news for patients and staff as government squeeze leads to 500 more job cuts
Devastating blow for patients and staff
Government is blaming the jobless for unemployment instead of tackling it
Commenting on the Welfare Reform Bill published today (Thursday), TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
RMT slams latest Government ‘Bad Bosses Charter’
TRANSPORT UNION RMT today launched an all out attack on the latest 'Bad Bosses Charter' pumped out by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills that will allow employers to harass and bully employees staff without any comeback.
Reform is right that government policies are ‘all over the place’, says TUC
Commenting on think tank Reform's report on public services published today (Thursday), TUC General Secretary Brendan Barber said:
TUI SECURES DEAL WITH INTREPID TRAVEL, FLYBE CONFIDENT OF AGREEMENT WITH PILOTS, EASYJET PAY REPORT SHOULD BE VETOED, SAYS SHAREHOLDER GROUP PIRC ALL FEATURE IN TODAY’S BREAKING NEWS
Tui secures deal with Intrepid Travel, Flybe confident of agreement with pilots, Easyjet pay report should be vetoed, says shareholder group Pirc all feature in today's Breaking News
TUI SECURES DEAL WITH INTREPID TRAVEL, FLYBE CONFIDENT OF AGREEMENT WITH PILOTS, EASYJET PAY REPORT SHOULD BE VETOED, SAYS SHAREHOLDER GROUP PIRC ALL FEATURE IN TODAY’S BREAKING NEWS
Tui secures deal with Intrepid Travel, Flybe confident of agreement with pilots, Easyjet pay report should be vetoed, says shareholder group Pirc all feature in today's Breaking News
STUC on the Welfare Bill
The Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) said today that Scottish trade unionists and equality and community activists would be encouraged to continue to protest against unfair changes to the welfare system and the removal from thousands of Disability Living Allowance.
Urgent appeal for people from UK’s minority ethnic communities with a link to organ donation
The ACLT is the leading UK charity dedicated to finding life-saving donors from UK's amazingly diverse minority ethnic communities.