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Faced with a seemingly intransigent employer, it can appear a sensible option for a trade union to seek talks through Acas.

Foreign healthcare services can offer the UK lessons on how to improve standards, but so too can successes in local services

Train cleaners strike to take on poverty pay, dangerous working conditions—and multinational outsourcing giants. 

A top Tory Lord has let slip that a proposed new anti-union law could apply to disputes that have already begun

The government will unleash more misery for refugees as ministers now  plan to cram them onto old and overcrowded ships

Battles over pay, pensions, casualisation and equality are reaching a crucial stage in schools and universities

There is a definite mix of attitudes among junior doctors—a mix of optimism and frustration. The optimism comes from how the BMA has changed

Activists have called emergency protests in solidarity with Palestine on Friday after Israel launched two consecutive nights of attacks

Delegates at the NEU conference in Harrogate debated a timetable for more teachers’ strikes in the coming weeks

The results of a strike ballot are a stinging rebuke to the UCU union leaders who have tried to stall action