Strike Follow

Workers at Shropshire council will strike on Thursday of next week over cuts to pay and conditions.

Wednesday 30 November will see millions of workers strike against the government’s attack on pensions.

University lecturers have voted for new strikes to defend pensions. The vote means that they could join millions of other public sector workers in a united strike in November.

Britain’s biggest public sector union, Unison, will ballot all of its 1.1 million public sector workers for strikes.

NUJ union members at Newsquest Cheshire and Merseyside were set to strike for two days on Wednesday 14 September and Tuesday 20 September.

Journalists who struck for 55 days in South Yorkshire returned to work on Thursday of last week. The journalists began an indefinite strike against job losses and to defend pay and conditions.

Strikes are on the table at Tata Steel in Scunthorpe as the company tries to force through more than 1,000 job cuts.

London firefighters could strike over a "relentless" raft of attacks on terms and conditions, their FBU union says.

Over 1,000 workers in the PCS and Unite unions at IT giant Fujitsu were set to strike together on Monday 19 September.

Council workers across Birmingham will strike next Wednesday, embarrassing the Lib Dems as they hold their national party conference in the city.

Council workers in Doncaster are to strike on Wednesday of next week.

Lecturers at Croydon College were set to strike for two hours on Wednesday of this week. Workers are fighting compulsory redundancies.