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The NASUWT union has called off strikes at Dunston primary school for talks at conciliation service Acas and a temporary suspension of observations.

Support is pouring in for sacked aerospace engineer Jerry Hicks in his bid to get onto the ballot paper for the Unite union’s coming general secretary election.

Lecturers across Britain held protests in solidarity with four sacked lecturers at Halesowen college in the Black Country on Friday of last week.

Bosses at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have agreed to withdraw redundancy notices against 43 workers—after a successful strike ballot of 800,000 PCS union members.

David Cameron has made it clear that he wants people to see Muslims as the enemy.

Balfour Beatty has confirmed it used a blacklist on prospective Olympic workers.

The Tories plan to cut council tax benefit funding by 10 percent in April—and leave councils to decide how to implement the cut.

Doctors in Scotland have walked out of talks with the government over planned rises in pension contributions.

Hundreds of firefighters from across London descended on the headquarters of the London Fire Authority on Monday of this week to lobby against cuts.

The 40 threatened job losses at Amnesty International UK have been put on hold, for now, after an overwhelming vote at an emergency general meeting.

Around 60 people protested against council cuts in Liverpool on Friday of last week.

‘...this memorial. Not memorial, this sign of our rich party’s history’Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg unveils a plaque to remember the birth of the Liberal Party