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strikes

  • Rail: Inquiry launched into anti-strike bill amid concerns about minimum service level proposal

    February 9, 2023

    The Commons’ transport select committee has launched an inquiry into how the controversial anti-strike bill will apply to the railway sector – with a focus on the demand for minimum service levels. The legislation – which is having its second reading in the Lords on 21 February – will guarantee minimum service levels during strike [...]

  • 100,000 civil servants to walk out on Budget Day, union says 

    February 7, 2023

    Around 100,000 civil servants are set to strike on Budget Day, their union has announced, amid a campaign of walkouts over pay disputes. The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) said it was escalating action after a “lack of movement” from the government over its concerns over pay, pensions and job security. Walkouts will take [...]

  • ‘Bloody rail strikes!’: Union boss is late to own picket at Euston as he warns walk-outs could go to 2026

    February 3, 2023

    Strikes by train drivers could continue for three more years, a trade union boss has warned – as he was late to his own picket because.. of rail strikes. Aslef general secretary Mick Whelan spoke as the majority of Britain’s train services were cancelled on Friday due to industrial action. Train driver members of Aslef [...]

  • Train strikes today: How will lines servicing London be affected by Friday’s walk-outs – and is there any end in sight?

    February 3, 2023

    Britain’s train services are being hit by strike action again on Friday, but the capital will remain largely unaffected – as long as you don’t have to commute in or out of London. Who is striking and why? Train driver members of Aslef and the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) unions are walking out in [...]

  • Strikes: Labour MPs including Tarry, Lavery and Osborne defy Starmer’s order not to joint picket line – but no action taken yet

    February 1, 2023

    A number of Labour MPs have joined picket lines to support striking workers, despite party leader Keir Starmer previously saying no MP should be on a picket line “if they want to be in government”. The official Conservative Party press office account shared tweets from 13 Labour MPs such as Richard Burgon, Ian Lavery and [...]

  • Network Rail makes new offer to RMT in bid to avert more strikes: Pay increase stays but hours reduced

    February 1, 2023

    Network Rail has tweaked the offer it made last month to the union RMT in a bid to avert more strike action.  Chief negotiator Tim Shoveller sent yesterday an email to staff, saying the new offer “added some fresh proposals.” These include cutting down the hours of maintenance staff from 40 to 35 per week, [...]

  • Rail strikes: End is now ‘further away’ than when walkouts started, Aslef says

    February 1, 2023

    A resolution to the dispute between train drivers and operators is “further away than when we started,” according to rail union Aslef. Around 12,500 Aslef members at 15 companies are on strike today as part of a ongoing dispute over pay and jobs, joining hundreds of thousands of workers in what is considered the biggest [...]

  • Strikes happening TODAY: Hundreds of thousands of school and rail workers walk out as students and commuters left stranded

    February 1, 2023

    Hundreds of thousands of workers – including school teachers – are going on strike for what will be the biggest day of industrial action in more than a decade. Teachers in England and Wales, who are members of the National Education Union (NEU), will embark on their first day of strikes on Wednesday, which threaten to disrupt more [...]

  • Hospitality braces for £100m in lost sales ahead of biggest day of strikes in over a decade

    January 30, 2023

    Retail and hospitality figures have described strike action set to take place on Wednesday as “damaging” to the sector and “entirely avoidable”.  Kate Nicholls, chief executive of UKHospitality told Morning Wire she estimates union strikes this week will set the sector back a further £100m in lost sales, with “much of that impact being felt [...]

  • Amazon mutiny: 300 UK staff strike over pay in historic first for the company

    January 25, 2023

    Amazon workers are staging their first ever strike in the UK in a dispute over pay. Members of the GMB at the company’s fulfilment centre in Coventry voted to walk out on Wednesday in protest against a pay rise the union said is worth 50p an hour. Stuart Richards, GMB senior organiser, said: “Today, Amazon workers in Coventry [...]

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