Strike Follow

Post workers across much of the West of Scotland walked out on unofficial strike on Friday of last week after management punished drivers at Glasgow mail centre for refusing to cross their colleagues’ picket lines.

At least 43,000 post workers across Britain will join regional strikes in a massive show of strength on Tuesday of next week.

A month of all-out strike action by lecturers to defend education and jobs has forced concessions from management at Tower Hamlets College.

Around 600 Leeds refuse workers have been on all‑out strike for more than two weeks in a battle against the Tory/Lib Dem council.

The strike is solid—most bins in Leeds have not been emptied since the action started more than two weeks ago.

Postal workers across much of the West of Scotland have walked out on unofficial strike after management punished drivers at Glasgow mail centre for refusing to cross their colleagues’ picket lines.

Royal Mail bosses, who are being battered from pillar to post by a series of regional strikes, now face the prospect of a nationwide strike. The CWU union this week begins a ballot of its 120,000 post worker members.

Workers at a breakfast cereals factory are to ballot on strike action over redundancies.

Workers at London Metropolitan University look set to take further strike action in their fight against job cuts.

Lecturers in the UCU union at Barnsley College are set to strike on Thursday of this week after a 76 percent vote for action.

Lecturers at Manchester College are set to strike on Thursday of next week against course cuts and redundancies.

Cleaners on the Eurostar trains at St Pancras International in London have voted by 100 percent to strike.