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The drivers union. the rmt strikes were promised for nearer christmas, six or eight days of continuous strikes spread over christmas and new year. really, what has happened is that none of these people have had pay rises for two or three years. a lot of money was spent by the government to make sure that rail services continued, quite rightly, it wasnt down to the rail companies, it was down to government. and now the workers want a pay rise. what should really happen is that the government shou...

Flocking into london to take advantage of that. we have also got the world cup going on, so people may have wanted to get together with friends and family to watch those matches. elsewhere around the country, people who are heading to christmas markets and also to major sporting events have been told to try to avoid taking the train where possible and that includes fans heading to twickenham later today to see england taking on south africa. all of this is having a real impact on plans for peopl...

Marissa Baker on showing respect for workers and collaborating with communities through the research-to-practice process

The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries announced an agreement with the Drivers Union to create a Drivers Resource Center. The center

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Visitors to a Suffolk seafront had a rev-erential experience on Sunday- when they witnessed a display of supercars including Ferraris, Porsches and...

Visitors to a Suffolk seafront had a rev-erential experience on Sunday- when they witnessed a display of supercars including Ferraris, Porsches and...

The group wants to be the second union in the country representing ride share drivers and is seeking Mayor Jacob Freys support of their stances.

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WASHINGTON – On Tuesday, August 9, 2022, at 12 p.m. PT (3 p.m. ET), the U.S. House Select Committee on Economic Disparity and Fairness in Growth, chaired by Congressman Jim Himes (CT-04), will host a field hearing “Lessons from Seattle: New Horizons for Workers’ Pay, Benefits, and Protections,” focusing on how innovative labor market laws and ordinances in Washington State and