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College lecturers strike for rise in government funding

LECTURERS at dozens of sixth-form colleges staged a fifth day of strike action yesterday as part of their fight for increased funding.

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Unions welcome ‘no-cuts budget’ passed by Salford's left-wing Labour council

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Teachers call for a ‘sea change’ in admissions policy

Tuesday 01st Oct 2019

Matalan workers return to picket lines

MATALAN workers in Merseyside have gone back on strike after the collapse of “pointless” negotiations.

Tuesday 01st Oct 2019

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Friday 27th Sep 2019

Exclusive: Workers at Thompsons Solicitors to strike against below-inflation pay rise

WORKERS at a leading legal firm voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action against a below-inflation pay rise today.

Sunday 29th Sep 2019

Jobs disquiet at Eurostar merger talks with Thalys

THE RMT demanded protection for Eurostar and Thalys jobs yesterday following the announcement of a possible merger between the two train operators.

Friday 27th Sep 2019

Thomas Cook workers to protest Tory conference to urge government to guarantee redundant staff get paid

PROTESTING Thomas Cook workers and Labour figures will urge the government to “do the right thing” on Monday and guarantee payment for the travel a

Sunday 29th Sep 2019

Peston claims SNP would back Corbyn as PM

THE Scottish Nationalists will back Jeremy Corbyn to become prime minister to prevent a no-deal Brexit, a television journalist has claimed.

Friday 27th Sep 2019

Glasgow city schools plagued by ‘appalling’ bullying culture, teaching union says

GLASGOW’S school system has an “appalling” culture of bullying, with staff forced to work beyond their contracted hours, a teaching union alleged t

Thursday 26th Sep 2019

Labour Party Conference ’19 Delegates back mental healthcare help for youngsters

A REVOLUTION in mental healthcare is needed to decrease the number of adolescent males committing suicide, Labour members said yesterday.

Wednesday 25th Sep 2019

Exclusive: Salford housing workers forced to urinate in back of vans

Workers say management pressure to meet targets means they often have to skip toilet breaks

Tuesday 24th Sep 2019

Labour Conference ’19 Socialists tell fossil fuel companies to never come back to conference

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Articles by Marcus Barnett

College lecturers strike for rise in government funding

LECTURERS at dozens of sixth-form colleges staged a fifth day of strike action yesterday as part of their fight for increased funding.

Unions welcome ‘no-cuts budget’ passed by Salford's left-wing Labour council

London bus drivers warn transport bosses in last chance saloon

Teachers call for a ‘sea change’ in admissions policy

Matalan workers return to picket lines

MATALAN workers in Merseyside have gone back on strike after the collapse of “pointless” negotiations.

Four in five schools to have less money in 2020 than 2015

A study by the School Cuts Coalition estimates it would cost £2.5bn to reverse the Tories' education cuts

Exclusive: Workers at Thompsons Solicitors to strike against below-inflation pay rise

WORKERS at a leading legal firm voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action against a below-inflation pay rise today.

Jobs disquiet at Eurostar merger talks with Thalys

THE RMT demanded protection for Eurostar and Thalys jobs yesterday following the announcement of a possible merger between the two train operators.

Thomas Cook workers to protest Tory conference to urge government to guarantee redundant staff get paid

PROTESTING Thomas Cook workers and Labour figures will urge the government to “do the right thing” on Monday and guarantee payment for the travel a

Peston claims SNP would back Corbyn as PM

THE Scottish Nationalists will back Jeremy Corbyn to become prime minister to prevent a no-deal Brexit, a television journalist has claimed.

Glasgow city schools plagued by ‘appalling’ bullying culture, teaching union says

GLASGOW’S school system has an “appalling” culture of bullying, with staff forced to work beyond their contracted hours, a teaching union alleged t

Labour Party Conference ’19 Delegates back mental healthcare help for youngsters

A REVOLUTION in mental healthcare is needed to decrease the number of adolescent males committing suicide, Labour members said yesterday.

Exclusive: Salford housing workers forced to urinate in back of vans

Workers say management pressure to meet targets means they often have to skip toilet breaks

Labour Conference ’19 Socialists tell fossil fuel companies to never come back to conference

GREEN New Deal activists have told fossil fuel companies never to come back to Labour Party conference after a fringe meeting hosted by BP was succ

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