Ealing council impacted by protests amid traffic warden dispute
As a group, the traffic wardens have called for their union, Unite, to be recognised for collective bargaining on their behalf.
Go North East workers consider strike action over ‘dangerous’ management culture
Over 1,000 Go North East workers are being consulted on potential strike action following claims of intimidation, unsafe working conditions, and dismissals of staff who raised health and safety concerns, according to Unite.
Over a million workers on zero-hours contracts shows need for Employment Rights Bill, TUC
The number of workers on zero-hours contracts remains above one million, prompting renewed calls from the TUC for the Employment Rights Bill to ban exploitative working practices.
Stellantis announces closure of Luton plant
The workers, who are a part of the Unite union, previously protested against the closure of the plant in December, 2024.
Rail workers at Unipart Rail to strike over loss of union recognition
Rail workers at Unipart Rail’s Crewe Depot will strike on Tuesday over the company’s decision to strip the RMT of union recognition, with further action planned for 25th February.
Strikes continue across 32 sixth form colleges as pay dispute persists
National Education Union members in 32 sixth form colleges continue strike action, with a Westminster rally on 29th January highlighting opposition to unequal pay proposals.
TUC: Top 10% hold more financial wealth than the other 90% combined
New analysis from the TUC highlights stark wealth inequality, with the top 10% of households holding more financial wealth than the rest combined, as many families struggle with debts exceeding savings.
Natural History Museum, V&A outsourced staff to strike in pay dispute
Outsourced security guards employed by Wilson James have voted to take strike action in a continued dispute over pay.
Unite welcomes £9bn UK investment in submarine nuclear reactors
Unite has praised the UK government’s £9bn investment in submarine nuclear reactors, highlighting its benefits for jobs, Derby, and the economy.
Princes chairman warns of job risks if Unite strike action continues
Princes chairman Angelo Mastrolia criticises Unite’s stance in a pay dispute, warning strikes could lead to job losses and production shifts abroad.
TUC and Usdaw urge retailers to end use of “freelance” staff
The TUC and Usdaw call on major retailers to stop using self-employed “freelance” staff, citing the undermining of workers’ rights.
Northern Ireland Civil Service workers to discuss pay deal
The offer GMB received included a 3% rise from August 2024 to August 2025, then 6% from August 2025 to April 2026.
