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UK postal union sits on strike mandate at Royal Mail after 115,000 vote for action against 2 percent pay award - Vimarsana News

UK postal union sits on strike mandate at Royal Mail after 115,000 vote for action against 2 percent pay award

In blocking any effective strikes, the CWU is attempting to reprise the role it played in 2020 when it cancelled national strike action to work together with the company and government “to put the national interests first” during the pandemic.

Source: wsws.org
UK Faces a Summer of Discontent as Historic Inflation and Real Wage Declines Stoke Strikes - Vimarsana News

UK Faces a Summer of Discontent as Historic Inflation and Real Wage Declines Stoke Strikes

Amid political upheaval, an economic crisis and the potential for mass industrial action, Britain faces a problematic, and possibly pivotal, summer.

They're calling it a 'hot strike summer' in Britain. But are the unions up to the task? | Polly Smythe - Vimarsana News

They're calling it a 'hot strike summer' in Britain. But are the unions up to the task? | Polly Smythe

With spiralling inflation and a tight labour market, workers’ power is on a high. But that doesn’t guarantee success, writes labour correspondent Polly Smythe

Royal Mail threatens to split up business as it reports £1m a day loss - Vimarsana News

Royal Mail threatens to split up business as it reports £1m a day loss

Warning comes amid falling revenue and parcel volumes and fear it is facing the biggest strike of summer

Royal Mail workers vote for strike action over pay - Vimarsana News

Royal Mail workers vote for strike action over pay

Royal Mail strike: Around 115,000 Royal Mail workers have voted to go on strike in a dispute over pay, with dates to be decided.