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Chancellor George Osborne wants to make public sector pay rates more “market-facing” and responsive to private sector pay rates. Regional pay bargaining is to be introduced, starting with some departments in the civil service.
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A months-long battle between bus drivers and bosses at Stagecoach in South Yorkshire has concluded after workers voted to accept management’s latest pay offer.
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Friends Meeting House, Euston Rd, London NW1
Speakers to include Mark Serwotka (PCS) and Steve Sinnott (NUT)
Speakers to include Mark Serwotka (PCS) and Steve Sinnott (NUT)
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KPMG Head Office, 8 Salisbury Square, London EC4Y 8BB (by Blackfriars Station)
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Cock Tavern, Phoenix Road, near Kings X, London
Meeting called by the workers in dispute with contractors Laing O'Rourke over its plan to cut wages.
Meeting called by the workers in dispute with contractors Laing O'Rourke over its plan to cut wages.
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Ibis Paragon Hotel, 47 Lillie Road, London SW6
Special conference to vote on the "Agenda for Change" pay system.
Special conference to vote on the "Agenda for Change" pay system.
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A study conducted by the GMB union has revealed that real wages have fallen for 90% of the UK workforce since 2007.
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Michael Dooley, a construction worker and left candidate for the General Secretary position of construction union UCATT, spoke to Solidarity about the issues facing construction workers and the ongoing electricians’ campaign against pay cuts.
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The syndicalist union Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) has been organising amongst cleaning workers in the City of London, the heartland of British capitalism.
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Cleaners working at the landmark Heron Tower near Liverpool Street in London have won a pay increase to a “living-wage” rate of £8.30 per hour, and have secured commitments from management to resolve issues of staff shortages and unfair dismissal practices.
