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RMT union members at the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool are balloting to strike on 23 December.

Sally Campbell and Julie Sherry spoke to fast food workers about organising in an industry that is notorious for its poor conditions, widespread zero-hours contracts and poverty pay.

Up to 300 trade unionists and activists from around Britain gathered in central London today, Saturday, at Unite the Resistance national conference.

More people may be in work but full-time positions are getting harder to find. Behind the figures, Alistair Farrow finds that bosses are making employment work for them—not us

Delivery riders working for Uber Eats struck yesterday, Friday, against the company’s attempt to cut their pay to just £3.22 per delivery.

Fast food giant KFC claims it doesn’t use zero hours contracts in Britain. Alistair Farrow takes apart the spin

A victimised trade union activist at a food factory in Leicester has slammed bosses for sacking him because of his union activities.

ME hotel in London has sacked waiter Robert Czegely for handing out trade union leaflets, what they call “gross misconduct”.

Boparan Holdings Ltd, 2 Sisters’ parent company, has quietly become Britain’s largest food and drink manufacturer by attacking workers’ pay and conditions.

Fast food workers from Britain and New Zealand held a meeting on fighting zero hours’ contracts in London last Saturday.

Around 4,000 people marched through London to mark International Workers’ Day last Sunday.

Three workers in a Lincoln high street bakery shut down their store and threw away all the pasties in it to demand thousands of pounds of unpaid wages.