Flatlining - Work hurts more, but bosses have never been less accountable
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UK NEC celebrates organising and recruitment figures [UNISON] 22-04-2025
UK Flatlining - Work hurts more, but bosses have never been less accountable [Hazards] 22-04-2025
UK Ministers warned not to water down workers' rights at behest of big business [Morning Star] 18-04-2025
UK What does the UK supreme court’s ruling on definition of ‘women’ mean? [Guardian] 17-04-2025
UK Teachers’ union will campaign against Labour MPs if pay offer in England is not improved [The Guardian] 17-04-2025
UK Cambridgeshire County Council has been fined £6 million after pleading guilty to serious safety failings on its Guided Busway [HSE] 17-04-2025
UK International Workers Memorial Day 2025 - Take part on 28 April [TUC] 15-04-2025
UK Stress taking ‘immense toll’ on teachers in England as union debates industrial action [The Guardian] 14-04-2025
UK Construction worker Lulzim Lleshi died after being trapped under a digger [Daily Gazette] 14-04-2025
UK Birmingham bin workers overwhelmingly reject partial offer from council [Unite] 14-04-2025
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This month in labour history
6-04-1912 After 37 days, Britain's first national coalmining strike ends. It results in the passage of the Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Act. [more]
10-04-1984 The House of Commons meets for an emergency debate on the role of police in the miners strike, [more]
15-04-1856 Tom Mann, British syndicalist and a leader of the dock strikes in 1889 and 1911, is born [more]
23-04-1914 First publication of the classic socialist novel 'The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists' [more]