Reading teachers join thousands across England and Wales in industrial action over conditions and pay
On Wednesday, February 1, teachers across the UK took part in industrial action in the latest round of public sector ...
Tag: Industrial Action
GMB announces further ambulance strikes set for February and March
THE GMB Union has announced that ambulance workers have voted to hold further industrial action in the coming weeks. Ambulance ...
Ambulance services vote to strike before Christmas
AMBULANCE workers in Berkshire are set to strike following a vote among GMB Union members. Nine trusts across the UK ...
Unite becomes second union set to ballot AWE members for strikes
Unite union is set to ballot its 900 members in AWE sites in Bekrshire for strikes over pay increases during ...
Reduced services timetable from GWR and SWR due to industrial action
Due to a number of days of industrial action throughout August, Great Western and South Western Railways will be offering ...
“Severe disruption” to be expected from RMT industrial action
Considerable disruption will be caused when RMT members strike from Tuesday, June 21, through Saturday, June 25
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