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Govt considering bringing employment tribunal fees back
09 November 2018
The government is considering putting employment tribunal fees back in place a year after they were deemed unlawful by the Supreme Court.
5,000 workers benefit from Unison holiday pay win
05 November 2018
Thousands of workers for Greenwich Council are set to receive compensation for unfair holiday pay after public sector union Unison won a five-year court battle.
Precarious workers 'fight back'
05 November 2018
Last week, hundreds of people marched through London to demand fair pay and working conditions under the banner 'Precarious Workers Fight Back'.
BME doctors overlooked for top posts, research suggests
05 November 2018
Signs of racial discrimination have been found within the NHS after research discovered that black and minority ethnic (BME) doctors are less like to be appointed as consultants than white colleagues, despite the fact they are more likely to apply for the posts.
Real living wage rises to £9/£10.55
05 November 2018
The real living wage – the amount a person needs to earn to afford basic living costs – has increased by 25p to £9 an hour outside of London and by 35p to £10.55 in the capital.
UN investigates impact of austerity
05 November 2018
Special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights for the United Nations, Philip Alston, today begins a two-week investigation into the impact of austerity in the UK.
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