Brighton council workers fight pay cuts
Submitted on
A GMB member working for CityClean at Brighton council spoke to Solidarity about their battle against pay cuts.
GMB
Industrial news in brief
Submitted on
Teachers at Bishop Challoner school in East London are balloting for strikes against management bullying.
Local government pay offer is 1%
Submitted on
Local government employers have made a "final offer" of a 1% pay increase to trade unions representing council workers.
GMB rejects NHS attacks
Submitted on
As we reported in Solidarity 274, the leadership of the main health union Unison has voted to accept attacks to Agenda for Change, the agreement governing health workers pay and conditions.
Industrial news in brief
Submitted on
Cleaners on the Tyne and Wear Metro have struck for the twelfth time in their battle against poverty wages.
Industrial news in brief
Submitted on
Honda job cuts
Car manufacturer Honda will cut over 1,000 jobs from its plant in Swindon, with 800 permanent and 325 temporary staff set to go.
Ford: occupations can stop the closures
Submitted on
Nearly a month after the announcement that Ford was axing 1,500 jobs (closing its Southampton Transit Van plant, and cutting jobs at the Dagenham stamping plant which supplies it), there are still no details of a high-profile, public campaign against the closure from Ford unions.
Thousands march against Ford closure
Submitted on
20,000 workers marched to protest job losses at a Ford plant in Genk, Belgium, on Sunday 11 November.
Remploy workers fight on
Submitted on
Over a fortnight since their last 24-hour strike (22 October) workers in the Remploy factory in Springburn (Glasgow) are still waiting to find out the fate of their workplace.