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Cleaners at the University of London’s Senate House building struck unofficially on Thursday of last week and won back unpaid wages.

Workers at the Wyndeham Impact print factory in Basingstoke are now in their 19th week of discontinuous strikes against redundancies and attacks on their pay and conditions.

The so-called "second Greek bailout" is up in the air. Negotiations between the Greek government and representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the EU and the European Central Bank (ECB) have been suspended.

Council workers in Barnet, north London, are to step up their fight against "easyCouncil" privatisation plans by striking on Tuesday of next week.

There are three live strike ballots at IT company Fujitsu after ballot results last week.

Around 70 skaters, BMXers and local young people protested in Stockton, Teesside, last Friday. They demand that the council builds the skate park it has promised them for over a year.

Some 200 workers protested at the Westfield construction site in east London on Wednesday of last week.

One engineer’s legal fight against blacklisting threatens to shake the construction industry.

There are days when our side wins an outright victory. Tower Hamlets on 3 September 2011 was one such day.

The government has reversed its decision to make cuts to English language teaching (Esol).