CheersFrom context, I'm guessing employment tribunal? Unless I'm wrong and they're hoping to get that little green fella to sort it out.
CheersFrom context, I'm guessing employment tribunal? Unless I'm wrong and they're hoping to get that little green fella to sort it out.
What's the ET? Can't say I trust the GMB.
Bit of coverage of the Go North West/Queen's Road dispute in Manchester: ‘Fire and Rehire’ Hits Manchester’s Buses
(Also to add to the post above about Birmingham hospital porters, turns out that they've already successfully balloted and taken several days' action.)
Just been catching up here for the first time in ages ..... a few pieces of excellent news above, particularly Barnoldswick!
I hear from 'friends' at the DVLA in Swansea that PCS ran an online straw poll this week to measure support for strike action concerning employee/workplace safety (what with all the recent Covid cases there, etc. )
Over 90% support it seems , admittedly from a self-selecting sample of members.
But it's all about what might or might not happen next -- watch this space.
Not sure yet! Will try and find out from people.Are your friends confident it'll hit the turnout threshold as well?
Heathrow workers back out today against their fire and rehire attempt: Heathrow workers back on strike today in fire-and-rehire dispute
Angryworkers newsletter for the dispute: Heathrow Workers’ Newsletter No.3
And here's a video of a delivery driver not crossing the DHL picket line:
" The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) called this (1%) "pitiful", arguing that its members should get 12.5% instead. "This is what happens when you kick workers in the teeth Johnson and chums.RCN announces £35 million Industrial Action Fund as nurses prepare to fight the Government over pay
Last night the union's governing Council convened an emergency meeting and voted unanimously to set up the fund.nursingnotes.co.uk