by Tim Lezard - 3 hours ago
Unite members angry at imposition of £8k pay cuts as boss awards himself £31k rise
by Pete Murray - 2 weeks ago
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by Tim Lezard - 1 week ago
Midlands event commemorates strike held more than 100 years ago
by Paul Nowak - 2 weeks ago
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by Pete Murray - 2 weeks ago
Annual survey for Department of Business shows overall rise of almost 60,000 in UK trade union members, to 6.5m
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Firefighters to confront Mayor of London over controversial cuts and closure plans
Public accounts committee says focusing solely on how many people stop claiming benefits risks unfairly applying sanctions
Library service is in jeopardy, says UNISON, with the public paying the price for
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Some 5,000 postal workers and around 400 telecom engineers are attacked by domestic pets each year, yet dog-owners can escape prosecution thanks to a legal loophole.
The CWU is campaigning for this loophole to be closed, and for dog-owners to be held accountable for their pets.
Please write to your MP and ask them to sign Early Day Motion 1202.
For more information about the campaign, go to http://www.cwu.org/dangerous-dogs-bite-back.html
“You only have power over people as long as you don’t take every everything away from them. But when you’ve robbed a man of everything he’s no longer in your power – he’s free again” – Alexander Solzhenitsyn
by Pete Murray - 2 weeks ago
Tens of thousands srike against tax office closures as new official figures show growing numbers of workers joining trade unions – and music from TheeFaction
