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An industrial bulletin by and for education workers in the London borough of Tower Hamlets. This special issue celebrates the successful strike against cuts at Central Foundation Girls' School.
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Picket lines at Central Foundation Girls School in east London, where workers are striking against job losses, pay cuts and increases to workload, were well attended on Friday 11 May (the most recent
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The British Medical Association (BMA), the professional association for doctors, has begun balloting its 103,000 members for industrial action.
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On Thursday 10 May the executive of the National Union of Teachers voted for a recommendation from general secretary Christine Blower and deputy general secretary Kevin Courtney: "That in the light of the responses to the survey of divisional secretaries and in the light of the positive work with the NASUWT the union should not proceed with a one day strike in June".
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Forty-five workers at the Enterprise Distribution Centre, which unloads paper reels from incoming vessels at the Tilbury docks in Essex, struck on Monday 7 May, the first walkout at the docks since 1989.
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On 10 May the PCS civil service union is striking against the government’s “work longer, pay more, get less” changes to public sector pensions.
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After the 24 April strike against pay cuts and restructuring at Central Foundation Girls School in East London, school management are showing signs of shifting.
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Workers at Sunderland College will be balloted for strike action in a dispute over pay.
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On 26 April the NUT Executive accepted recommendations from the General Secretary and Deputy General Secretary not to call any further industrial action on pensions, at least for now.
