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Of the shopping that is exactly it. It isa of the shopping that is exactly it. It is a fascinating point. Quite right. Thats great, how wonderful to have a supermarket but what about the idea that only women go to supermarkets to do the shopping. That betrays a lot. Looking at the message from the top, if that is the message from the top, if that is the message from the top, if that is the message from the top, that will not encourage people. Clearly in everything the ethics of the company, coming to attitudes, and all kinds of things, the Chief Executive sets the tone. But this Cotties Execut...

Check before you take the train. Remind us of the background to this dispute because it has been going on for months and months . It dispute because it has been going on for months and months . For months and months . It has, and ou would for months and months . It has, and you would be for months and months . It has, and you would be right for months and months . It has, and you would be right in for months and months . It has, and you would be right in thinking you would be right in thinking there was a deal a few months ago. But that was the rmt union, aslef� s Pay Dispute continues. The ...

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Reality TV workers may not need their own union but they could benefit from joining existing unions serving the creative industries.

Company to set out full details of the changes it is planning to working practices. the industry argues those reforms are needed to fund pay rises. we want a decent pay rise, we're not greedy. we haven't had an offer that is a clean pay rise without strings attached. and we're not prepared to fund these very modest pay rises through job cuts and cuts to services that will affect our members and also the travelling public. the rail delivery group offered rail workers a pay rise of 5% for 2022 and 4% for this year, contingent on the proposed reforms. the government and the industry say the rmt s...