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British Airways (BA) cabin crew last week extended their ongoing two-week strike to four weeks. This will bring the total they have walked out since resuming the dispute this month to 44 days.

Hundreds of NHS workers start a new strike on 25 July. Recently they held a powerful march

Striking cabin crew took their fight against poverty pay to parliament today, Wednesday.

Striking cabin crew were set to descend on parliament on Wednesday as part of their ongoing fight against poverty pay at British Airways (BA).

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Support is growing for east London hospital workers taking on multinational outsourcing giant Serco as they launched a week-long walkout today, Tuesday.

British Airways (BA) cabin crew are halfway through one two-week walkout – and they’ve called another. The Unite union members from BA’s “mixed fleet” are fighting poverty pay.

Offshore workers in the Unite union are the latest to have their legal right to strike blocked by the Trade Union Act. But it is possible to fight as Royal Mail have shown.

Workers at Sierra Windows in Paignton, Devon, walked out on Tuesday for their latest three-day strike.

Refuse workers struck across Birmingham for almost five hours last Friday and for two hours on Monday.

1,000 mainly migrant health workers in east London launched a three-day walkout

British Airways (BA) cabin crew were back on the picket lines at London Heathrow airport today, Saturday.