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Exclusive: Letter from six top figures says more walkouts by junior colleagues would help those who oppose the NHSLetter: Resident doctors should vote against strike actionSix senior figures in England’s medical profession have criticised potential str…
Unite says industrial action will last ‘for as long as it takes’ after 97% of workers in latest ballot vote to continueThe bin strike in Birmingham could last until December after nearly 400 workers voted to continue industrial action.Unite, the trade …
NASUWT appointed Matt Wrack unopposed, but Neil Butler has won right to run against former firefighters’ union leaderThe NASUWT teaching union will hold its first contested leadership election for a generation after a challenger emerged to Matt Wrack, …
Amid apparent rising pay, economists are concerned about the consequences of a possible shift in the balance of powerWhen Eastbourne’s refuse collectors secured a huge 11% pay rise, increasing to 19% for the lowest paid, it seemed like worker power was…
Other NHS staff decry their award, while teachers are angered part of their pay rise will come from school budgetMinisters are bracing themselves for a potential wave of NHS strikes in England after doctors denounced pay rises of up to 5.4% this year a…
Downing Street unable to say how many more pensioners would receive winter fuel payments or when changes would come inYouGov has published more details of its polling on the electorate’s relationship with Labour, as covered in the Sky News report menti…
Move to bring number of full-time government staff working in Whitehall down from 95,000 to about 83,000Major Whitehall government buildings are to be shut by ministers as they seek to shed 12,000 civil servant jobs in London, while moving thousands of…
Move prompted by looming retirement crisis ‘would help ensure consistent, reliable services’If train drivers – like police officers – start looking younger, it may not just be you. Britain’s trains could soon have 18-year-olds in the cab, with the gove…
Move prompted by looming retirement crisis ‘would help ensure consistent, reliable services’If train drivers – like police officers – start looking younger, it may not just be you. Britain’s trains could soon have 18-year-olds in the cab, with the gove…
British Medical Association says move comes after union was unable to reach agreement with Wes StreetingThousands of resident doctors in England will be balloted for strike action over pay, raising the threat of a summer of stoppages, the British Medic…