Strike Follow

Unions have suspended the public sector strike in Botswana in southern Africa after eight weeks.

Teachers at two Coventry schools were on strike last week opposing the council’s plans to turn their schools into academies.

Tube drivers on London Underground are the latest group of workers planning to strike on 30 June.

Journalists at Newsquest in South London are set to strike on Wednesday and Thursday of this week over redundancies.

Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers plan to walk out together on 30 June after winning big strike votes.

About 25 warehouse staff and drivers at DBC Foodservices in Dundonald, Ayrshire, have struck over an increase in working hours.

Lecturers at Barnsley College were set to strike on Friday of this week to stop compulsory redundancies. The UCU union members voted for strikes by 87 percent.

Teachers at the Islington Arts and Media School in north London were set to strike on Wednesday of this week. They are fighting compulsory redundancies. The NUT union members struck against the cuts last month. They backed strikes by 90 percent in a ballot.

Hundreds of thousands of teachers will strike to stop the Tories’ assault on pensions.

GMB union members at DBC Foodservices in Ayrshire are set to strike for five days against a host of imposed changes to their working conditions.

Over 17,000 council workers in Birmingham and Doncaster are voting on whether to strike against the cuts.

More than 50,000 workers in tax offices across Britain were set to strike this week against a draconian new sickness absence policy imposed by management.