Amazon workers win right to present full evidence in union case
A judge at London Central Employment Tribunal ruled that evidence about Amazon’s union-busting actions will be fully heard when the case starts.
Amazon faces legal challenge after union vote
A total of 49.5% of the 2,600 workers who voted backed union recognition at the Midlands site in July last year, falling short by just 28 votes.
CSP calls for the protection of linguistic rights for multilingual workers
CSP has also called for the recognition of multilingual skills in job evaluations and skills frameworks.
Birmingham bin workers reject pay cut deal from council
Sharon Graham said: "It is important to remember that this dispute is not about a pay rise it is about preventing serious pay cuts."
Capita staff begin strike action over pay
Workers at outsourcer Capita will today begin strike action in a dispute over their employer’s refusal to negotiate a pay award for 2025.
GMB calls for pay transparency at Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Uber
The union, which has deals with delivery giants Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Uber, said clarity is required for sensible negotiations over pay and conditions.
Judge rules Addison Lee drivers are workers and entitled to backpay
A judge has ruled Addison Lee drivers are workers, entitling them to backdated compensation for holiday pay and loss of earnings.
Workers’ rights reforms could benefit economy by over £13bn – TUC
Even if the Bill delivers only small improvements, the economic gains will outweigh any costs.
Employment Rights Bill impact assessment cites “positive but small” direct potential for economic growth
The Impact Assessment showed that the package could “help to raise living standards across the country and create opportunities for all.”
Parcelforce drivers sue Royal Mail for workers’ rights
Parcelforce drivers, classified as self-employed, take legal action against Royal Mail, claiming they deserve workers' rights and compensation.
