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Equal Pay Day 2014
4 November 2014
Today (November 4) is equal pay day – effectively the last day of the year that women are paid for their work, thanks to the gender pay gap.
Workers win groundbreaking holiday pay case
4 November 2014
A groundbreaking case at the Employment Appeal Tribunal has been won, ruling that overtime should be included in holiday pay calculations.
Tories chase Ukip in anti-migrant rhetoric
31 October 2014
Defence secretary Michael Fallon has said that British towns are “swamped” by immigrants. The comments come as the Tories panic over the threat of UKIP. Fallon said that some UK towns were “under siege” from “huge numbers” of migrants, an echo of previous discourses on migration.
TUC: Cameron must condemn treatment of workers in Qatar
31 October 2014
In an open letter to David Cameron, the TUC has urged him to act over the “modern slavery” occurring in Qatar.
Probation union Napo takes legal action against privatisation
30 October 2014
Napo is launching a judicial review into the privatisation of probation services in England in Wales. The union says the move will put the safety of staff and the public at risk.
Tebbit: Make unemployed pull up ragwort
30 October 2014
Former Tory cabinet minister Lord Norman Tebbit has come out in support of forced labour for the unemployed.
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