US president suggests he might visit the King in September
Workers paying the price for profit-drive with thousands of jobs lost since the year began
Morrisons
RNLI confirms death following medical emergency
Warning from NASUWT general secretary
'Genuine reform is desperately needed'
Government urged to consider further measures
Walkout follows long-running dispute over sacking
UNIONS have warned that workers are paying the price for a “continual drive” for profit with the loss of thousands of jobs since the start of the year.
Morrison, Marks and Spencer, Tesco and Sainsbury’s are among firms making job loss announcements or site closures in recent weeks. They join B&Q, Vauxhall, Coca-Cola, Colmans Mustard and Kimberly-Clark in announcing cuts.
The collapse of construction giant Carillion could also lead to thousands of job cuts among workers and contractors, unions fear.
More from this author
Walkout follows long-running dispute over sacking
