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Fast results for cleaners at Ferrari dealer
07 November 2017Two sacked cleaners at a luxury Maserati and Ferrari car showroom have won their jobs back—and the London Living Wage
Reports round up: Only women’s aid centre in South Yorkshire may close
19 September 2017Also: Aslef tube drivers call strike | Scotrail CCTV monitors | GTR train cleaners | NHS march in Brighton | Birmingham Mail | Ferrari and Maserati cleaners | Ritzy cinema | Serco tug boats | Co-op drivers | DSEI arrests
Industrial round-up: Post workers hold large rallies over Royal Mail pension attack
11 July 2017Also: Four-week strike starts at Mears | Tube bosses ban water | Woolwich ferry dispute settled | LSE cleaners defend Alba | Dpac protest against Atos | Birmingham bins | Sellafield firefighters | dirty protest | Unnecessary defeat at BMW
LSE strike wins demands for equal pay and conditions
13 June 2017Cleaners at the London School of Economics (LSE) university have won an impressive victory. The outsourced workers had been striking to demand equal pay and conditions to workers employed directly by the university.
Striking cleaners push on after their action wins concessions from LSE
30 May 2017Striking cleaners and their supporters rallied outside the LSE university in central London yesterday, Wendesday.
LSE cleaners strike continues in defiance of management threats
23 May 2017Cleaners employed by outsourcing firm Noonan at the LSE university on Wednesday continued their strike for equal pay and conditions as workers employed directly by the LSE. Cleaners currently get the statutory minimum sick pay of just £83.95 a week for a maximum of 28 weeks.
London School of Economics cleaners strike for equality
16 May 2017Outsourced cleaners at the London School of Economics have struck for the same pay and conditions as similar directly-employed workers.
Cleaners strike for equality at university in London
21 March 2017Cleaners at the London School of Economics (LSE) university began a 48-hour strike today
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