Anti union “blacklist” case to call on Crossrail companies to come clean
by Pete Murray - 4 weeks agoUnite rep Frank Morris alleges he was dismissed after raising safety concerns
Articles tagged ‘Employment Tribunal’
Victimisation of union reps – Is collective mobilisation the answer?
by Gregor Gall - 4 months agoSackings of union reps remain alarmingly high, but more unions now prepared to use industrial action to demand reinstatement
Hospital staff protest over ‘missing chunks’ of pay packet
by Pete Murray - 5 months agoGMB says lawyers are preparing mass grievance on behalf of hundreds of Sodexo support staff at Brighton & Sussex hospitals
Sacked workers to pay to take ex-bosses to tribunal from next summer
by Tim Lezard - 10 months agoMove criticised as anti-worker as fees range from £390 to £1,600
MoD defence crumbles as Prospect wins ET claim
by Tim Lezard - 1 year agoProspect and Unite win significant financial settlement for members after MoD’s failure to consult
ANALYSIS: Queen’s Speech is out of touch with reality
by Iain Birrell - 1 year agoThompsons Solicitors point out employment rights don’t stifle business growth, job insecurity does
Employment law reform boosts businesses and weakens workers
by Iain Birrell - 1 year agoChanges on unfair dismissal and employer tribunal swing law away from working people
Unite targets supermarkets, shareholders in escalating MMP dispute
by Pete Murray - 1 year agoAmid widening anger in Unite over employer’s conduct of the 2-month dispute, officials are targeting supermarkets and international shareholders
Govt plans to charge workers £1,850 to go to tribunal
by Tim Lezard - 1 year agoTUC quick to condemn plans which will deny justice to poorest workers
Workers face £500 fee for taking bosses to employment tribunal
by Tim Lezard - 1 year ago“Outrageous” government proposals include changes to unfair dismissal law and plans to let employers off the hook over harassment