Registered childminders demand level playing field on staffing ratio rules in Northern Ireland
Registered childminders in Northern Ireland call for equal staffing ratios as in Great Britain, warning of sector collapse without changes.
Unite recommends rejection of local government pay offer
Unite is now undertaking the process of holding consultative ballots for its workers covered by both the local government green book agreement (the majority of council workers) and the red book (local authority craftworkers).
Beleaguered public services need investment not an army of reluctant teen ‘volunteers’ – UNISON
Following Conservative proposals that would see 18-year-olds either join the military or do ‘volunteer’ work for a year, UNISON general secretary Christina McAnea has warned against such a move.
Not-for-profit and charity workers anxious, overworked & underpaid warns Unite
Seven out of 10 employees regularly run themselves into the ground by working up to a 50-hour week - thirteen hours over the average 37-hour week.
Drax canteen workers end strike with 19% pay uplift
Long-standing strike by Drax canteen workers concludes with a 19% pay increase after persistent negotiations.
Kuflink named one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work in the UK
Kuflink is recognised as one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work in the UK, showcasing its focus on employee well-being and career development.
ONS report shows wage increase amid challenging job market
Latest ONS data highlights wage growth and job market challenges in the UK, with varied impacts across different sectors.
PCS granted judicial review to challenge UK’s minimum service levels law
The High Court has granted PCS the right to challenge the government's law on minimum service levels during strikes, citing potential human rights violations.
Temporary boost in UK wages not linked to productivity, says report
Recent research by the Resolution Foundation highlights a temporary boost in UK wages unrelated to productivity gains, suggesting potential future inflation pressures.
Tyne and Wear British Engines workers to strike over pay disputes
Around 170 British Engines workers in Newcastle and South Shields are striking over pay issues, with Unite supporting their demand for fair wages amidst rising inflation.
Study highlights vibrant UK startup scene despite challenges
BusinessComparison's latest study reveals a robust startup environment in the UK, with numerous young businesses emerging despite economic hurdles.
OSB Group introduces domestic abuse awareness training during Mental Health Awareness Week
OSB Group to offer domestic abuse awareness training to staff, highlighting the importance of supportive workplace practices during Mental Health Awareness Week.
