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Heathrow Border Force strike: What does it mean for your flight? - Vimarsana News

Heathrow Border Force strike: What does it mean for your flight?

More than 300 PCS union members are walking out from 29 April to 2 May

Commuter fury as three days of train strike hell begin today - Vimarsana News

Commuter fury as three days of train strike hell begin today

Avanti West Coast, CrossCountry, East Midlands Railway, West Midlands Railway and London Northwestern Railway all confirmed they will not run any services today.

Commuter fury as train drivers announce ANOTHER strike on top of walkout that will hit 16 operators from tomorrow - as domestic flight prices soar by 50 per cent - Vimarsana News

Commuter fury as train drivers announce ANOTHER strike on top of walkout that will hit 16 operators from tomorrow - as domestic flight prices soar by 50 per cent

Aslef revealed today that its train driver members working for LNER will strike on Saturday, April 20 and refuse to work non-contractual overtime from Friday, April 19 to Sunday, April 21.

Change and Challenge - Vimarsana News

Change and Challenge

In a year that will see a General Election dominate much of the political environment, employment law regulations remaining a hot topic. The UK’s legislative landscape is yet to fully adapt to best accommodate and support the flexible, global labour market and while progress is being made, there’s still more that should be done.

Aslef claims four train companies backed down on using minimum service level laws - Vimarsana News

Aslef claims four train companies backed down on using minimum service level laws

Four train companies backed down from using the Government’s minimum service level law during strikes this week following a threat of further action, trade union sources have claimed.

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