All news on the topic: Strikes

The Aslef union announced three new strikes, including on Saturday, June 3

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Politicians from 18 countries including Australia, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, and Spain condemned the Tory government's attack on the right to strike

Nursing leaders accused the Government of trying to 'silence members' with a legal threat against a planned 48-hour walkout from 8pm on Sunday, April 30, to 8pm on Tuesday, May 2

The National Education Union said it would meet Education Secretary Gillian Keegan for crunch negotiations on Monday morning - if the Cabinet Minister was willing

Royal College of Nursing general secretary Pat Cullen said members would be balloted on a fresh wave of industrial action after rejecting the latest pay offer from the Government

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Hospitals across England will face unprecedented disruption as the Royal College of Nursing announced the strikes will take place in a fortnight - possibly to coincide with action by junior doctors

The Royal College of Nursing will hold a 48-hour walkout that will include A&E and cancer unit staff for the first time, before holding a vote on a further six months of possible strikes

NHS health workers came under fire for taking industrial action last month, with some opposed to the action claiming staff walking out of hospitals and onto the picket lines caused more patients than usual to die

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The Prospect union, which represents staff across the Civil Service, said walkouts will take place on May 10 and June 7. Thousands of civil servants will strike again in a row over a pay

Around 50,000 doctors are staging pickets outside hospitals across England in a strike over pay, and have told how they are using food banks and borrowing money to pay rent

George Dovey, a 28-year-old doctor picketing outside St Thomas' Hospital this morning, said working conditions "have got harder" and he "keeps getting less resources"

Doctors are mounting picket lines outside hospitals from 7am today until Saturday morning in the longest stoppage of the wave of unrest, which has seen other NHS workers take action since last year

Up to half the junior doctors in England could to be absent for four days from Tuesday, with a quarter of a million appointments expected to be axed

Passport Office worker, security staff at Heathrow Airport, French air traffic controllers, Border Force workers and Spanish airport workers are all due to walk out over the coming months

British Airways and Ryanair have grounded dozens of flights today as French air traffic controllers walk out, with the Irish airline's boss warning of more disruption to come

Schools in England could be facing further strike action as the National Education Union advised members to reject a new pay offer following intensive talks

Students at the University of Manchester have been protesting over what they have slammed as extortionate rent payments, occupying a number of buildings on campus

Arrivals at Faro Airport in Portugal found themselves stuck in four-hour queues on Friday morning after a sudden staff strike, with travellers describing people 'dropping like flies' in the heat

Heathrow airport workers were voting on whether to strike following a dispute over a pay rise offer from the airport - which union Unite claims is effectively a pay cut due to inflation

Latest passport rules for Brits as a a planned five week strike by workers at the Passport Office has made applying for a new passport a bit more difficult

Nurses and ambulance staff in England did not want to go on strike. They took this step only because Tory ministers refused to listen to their concerns

Nurses, teachers and paramedics have responded with fury at the Chancellor's failure to hike public sector pay, with one union claiming he had 'stuck up two fingers to workers with this Budget'