Trade Unions set to hold demonstration in solidarity with Ukraine
The demonstration is also being backed by Ukrainian trade unions including the Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine
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What the UK could learn from New Zealand’s planned labour laws
Jacinda Ardern’s Government has introduced legislation to enable industry-wide collective bargaining
Solidarity builds for sacked P&O workers as protestors gather at ports
The fight for the dismissed P&O Ferries’ employees to win back their jobs moved up a gear this weekend with demonstrations held in the UK and beyond.
P&O chief exec admits firm broke the law yet insists he would make same decision again
The P&O Ferries boss went on to reveal to MPs he is paid a basic salary of £325,000 a year.
Unions slam Boris Johnson for telling Britons to learn from ‘disciplined’ Germans
Statutory sick pay in Germany is 50% pay for 84 weeks, while in the UK statutory sick pay is £96.35 per week for 28 weeks.
Sharon Graham: We don’t need lectures from the rich on pay restraint
‘It is time to value and renew our institutions. It is time to build union power.’
Rishi Sunak’s energy crisis ‘bailout’ derided as ‘hopelessly inadequate’
The chancellor’s support to the ‘Black Thursday’ energy rise has been met with contempt, with unions warning the increase is a cost-of-living ‘catastrophe’ for ordinary workers.
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