Strike Follow

British Airways cabin crew in the Unite union are balloting for strike action over cuts that were imposed on 16 November.

Around 1,000 workers at Hewlett Packard (HP) Enterprise Services are set to strike over pay freezes and job losses on Thursday of this week.

Signal workers Signalling staff in the Wales and the Marches area are set to strike for six days next week against the imposition of rosters at the South Wales Control Centre that is due to open in January.

Stagecoach bus drivers in Rotherham have suspended strike action for talks after staging an angry walkout on Monday of last week in their fight over low pay.

Lecturers in the UCU union at Barnsley college have suspended planned strike action after college management agreed to negotiate over proposed changes to job descriptions that would lower lecturers’ grades and pay.

Teachers in the NUT and NASUWT unions at Weston Favell school in Northampton are set to strike on Thursday of this week against plans to turn the school into an academy.

Striking workers at the Superdrug distribution centre in South Elmsall, Yorkshire, have forced management to retreat after more than two weeks of all-out, indefinite strike action.

British Airways (BA) chief executive Willie Walsh went on the offensive this week.

Teachers in the NUT union at Norlington School, east London, are continuing their fight after three days of strike action.

Teachers in one of Coventry’s biggest secondary schools struck on Friday of last week in protest over rising workloads.

RMT transport union members on London Underground this week started a ballot for strikes over pay – just as Unite union members voted for action short of a strike over the issue.

Hundreds of bus workers joined picket lines across east London last week as a two-day strike shut down almost 60 bus routes in the area.