Palestine's ambassador to Britain addresses the TUC Black Workers Conference

PALESTINIANS refuse to be invisible, said the beseiged nation’s ambassador to Britain, Husam Said Zomlot, at the opening session of TUC Black Worke

Fury at ‘crony ridden’ honours list

DEMOCRATS across party divides slammed Rishi Sunak’s “crony ridden” resignation honours list today after Tory ex-ministers Michael Gove and Alister

Cabinet Office to slash workforce by a third

CIVIL service union PCS pledged to fight for a properly staffed Cabinet Office after it was announced that the department expects to slash its work

Parliament recalled for MPs to vote on nationalising British Steel

Aslef agrees pay deal at ScotRail

TRAIN drivers’ union Aslef has agreed a two-year pay deal with ScotRail.

Unite leader asks why councillors are not facing a pay cut after Rayner backs ‘improved’ Birmingham bin strike deal

UNITE leader Sharon Graham has asked why councillors are not facing a 25 per cent pay cut after Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner urged striking

Hundreds of jobs at risk despite company's ‘extremely profitable’ renewables division

MORE than 300 jobs are at risk from a “cynical attempt” to boost profits at energy company SSE, Unite has said. 

Unison calls for visa reforms to prevent collapse of the care sector

URGENT visa reforms are essential to prevent the care sector from collapsing, Unison warned today.

Aslef Tube drivers back four-day week plans rejected by RMT

ASLEF Tube drivers have voted to accept Transport for London’s (TfL) four-day week plans that were rejected by RMT union last week.

Merseyrail cleaners secure pay victory

OUTSOURCED Merseyrail cleaners voted to accept a new pay offer today, bringing a successful end to their dispute.