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Local government employers have offered a million council workers in England and Wales a 2 percent “rise” for each of the next two years

Workers on strike at two north west bus companies are driving bosses round the bend, writes Sarah Bates

Chancellor Philip Hammond will likely claim that he’s scrapped the 1 percent public sector pay cap when he delivers his budget this week.

Two sacked cleaners at a luxury Maserati and Ferrari car showroom have won their jobs back—and the London Living Wage

Workers at five Picturehouse cinemas in London struck on Sunday and Monday.

Civil service workers have voted by over 79 percent to fight over pay

Civil service workers in the PCS union protested outside offices across the country on Tuesday—pay day—against poverty pay.

Anger against the Tories’ 1 percent public sector pay cap was clear on the streets of central London

Anger against the Tories' 1 percent public sector pay cap was on the streets of central London on Tuesday night.

The Tories are trying to diffuse the anger against their 1 percent public sector cap which has cut workers’ pay by almost a fifth since 2010 after price rises are taken into account.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt tried to con health workers by claiming he had scrapped the Tories’ 1 percent pay cap.

Up to 2,000 people marched against the public sector pay cap in Edinburgh last Saturday.