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Workers' Rights
Government staff prepare a number 10 North sign for a media interview during a National Economic Council meeting at No 10 North, located in Heron House, central Manchester, July 24, 2026
Workers' Rights / 21 August 2026
Unite protests outside No 10 North over lack of jobs for NHS-trained workers
21 August 2026
Big Tech / 21 August 2026
Nearly third of finance workers ‘very concerned’ over AI impact on their jobs, union warns
21 August 2026
Workers' Rights / 21 August 2026
North Somerset bin workers to strike over being paid £4 less than regional counterparts
21 August 2026
The first freight train service from China to the UK arrives at DB Cargo's rail freight terminal in Barking, January 2017
Industrial / 21 August 2026
Union seeking job protections as rail freight firm sold off by parent company
21 August 2026
Firefighters continue to tackle a fire at Holme Fen Nature Reserve in Cambridgeshire which is still burning after starting on August 8
Editorial / 20 August 2026
Britain is burning — Labour must rebuild fire brigades after years of cuts
20 August 2026
UVW Butlins
Workers' Rights / 20 August 2026
Butlin’s safety officers to strike on August bank holiday
20 August 2026
Smoke and flames from a blaze on Landmann Way, in Deptford as seen from Millwall. Fifteen fire engines and about 100 firefighters are tackling a waste fire in southeast London. London Fire Brigade (LFB) said the blaze on Landmann Way, in Deptford, involves about 50 tonnes of household waste stored at a waste facility. The force were first called just before 8pm, and crews from East Greenwich, Old Kent Road, Deptford and surrounding fire stations went to the scene, August 18, 2026
Public Services / 20 August 2026
Lives at risk in London due to lack of firefighters and engines, FBU warns
20 August 2026
Ferguson Marine shipyard in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde
Workers' Rights / 20 August 2026
Swinney says ministers ‘don’t want to see compulsory redundancies’ at publicly-owned shipyard
20 August 2026
An easyJet aeroplane at Gatwick Airport
Workers' Rights / 20 August 2026
Union raises job security concerns over easyJet's private equity takeover
20 August 2026
Workers make final preparations before the launch of the MV Glen Rosa at Ferguson Marine Port Glasgow shipyard, marking the first time the vessel will enter the water, April 9, 2024
Workers' Rights / 18 August 2026
Ferguson Marine job losses ‘betrayal of a blameless workforce’
18 August 2026
Members of the Aslef union on a picket line near to Leeds tr
Britain / 18 August 2026
Ensure all new rolling stock on railway is publicly owned, drivers’ union Aslef urges
18 August 2026
A protest outside the offices of Rockstar Games in Edinburgh, calling for the company to reinstate 31 workers it sacked the week prior, November 6, 2025
Workers' Rights / 18 August 2026
‘Don’t boycott GTA VI’: Fired workers urge fans to back legal fight instead
18 August 2026
Paul Nowak, general secretary of the TUC speaking at the TUC congress at the ACC Liverpool, September 11, 2023
Workers' Rights / 18 August 2026
Exploitative zero-hours contracts are endemic, TUC says
18 August 2026
A view of the Scottish Parliament in Holyrood
Scotland / 17 August 2026
STUC labels SNP's public-sector plans as ‘dangerous’
17 August 2026
Paul Nowak, general secretary of the TUC, September 11, 2023
Workers' Rights / 14 August 2026
Unions slam ‘scaremongering’ over costs of banning ‘exploitative’ zero-hour contracts
14 August 2026
A general view of the Thales missile factory in east Belfast, Ireland
Victory / 14 August 2026
Unite workers at Thales secure pay boost
14 August 2026
Sweden Tesla
Workers' Rights / 14 August 2026
Swedish union ends dispute with Tesla
14 August 2026
Workers' Rights / 14 August 2026
Workers at FMC Technologies in Dunfermline to ballot for strike amid pay dispute
14 August 2026
People take part in a rally outside the Scottish Parliament,
Workers' Rights / 14 August 2026
University of Sussex staff vote to strike over job cut threats
14 August 2026
Prime Minister Andy Burnham speaking during his visit to the Oval Community Centre in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, to meet carers concerned about the cost of living as he continues his summer tour of the UK's nations and regions. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026
Economy / 13 August 2026
Unions demand PM ‘turbo boosts’ his reindustrialisation agenda as figures show modest growth
13 August 2026
Staff members in a corridor in the ICU (Intensive Care Unit) in St George's Hospital in Tooting, south-west London, January 2021
NHS Crisis / 13 August 2026
Corridor care remains at two-month high as NHS faces summer surge from heatwaves
13 August 2026
health
Workers' Rights / 13 August 2026
Nurses collapsing at work as TUC calls for maximum workplace temperature laws
13 August 2026
Australian dollars [Pic: Debora Cardenas / Creative Commons]
Workers' Rights / 12 August 2026
Australian food delivery drivers to get £16.40 minimum hourly rate
12 August 2026
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Housing Secretary Angela Rayner walk past shops during a visit to Ilkeston, Derbyshire, as part of his tour of the UK, August 11, 2026
Housing Crisis / 12 August 2026
Renters present Rayner with £20,001 cheque in protest against £20k property lobby fee
12 August 2026