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Defence Support Group (DSG) workers are making bosses sweat with their ten-day strike for pay, ending on Friday of this week.

Some 20,000 London bus drivers are balloting for strikes to demand equal pay and collective bargaining across the capital’s 18 bus companies.

More than 700 Defence Support Group (DSG) workers walked out at Ministry of Defence (MoD) bases across Britain today, Monday. The Unite union members were beginning a ten-day strike against a real terms pay cut.

Tory chancellor George Osborne has claimed that the government will give the NHS a £2 billion “lifeline”.

College lecturers across Britain are balloting for strikes over pay—but some in their UCU union are organising to get the ballot scrapped.

The revolt inside the Unison union against the leadership’s sell out of members in local government over pay is growing.

Defence Support Group (DSG) workers have gone on the offensive in their dispute over pay, calling another ten days of strikes. The action is set to begin on Monday 8 December and last until Friday 19.

Up to 500,000 health workers struck for four hours across England today, Monday.

NHS workers in nine different unions across England walked out on strike from 7am to 11am this morning, Monday.

Cleaners in the RMT union at London’s Waterloo station struck for 24 hours, outsourced cleaners in the Unison union at Birkbeck University won better terms and conditions

The rotten pay proposal cooked up by leaders of the Unison, GMB and Unite union leaderships has now settled the dispute with local government employers.

Voting ends this week in pay consultation ballots of local government workers in England and Wales.