Metropolitan Police staff today voted to go on strike in reaction to a below inflation pay rise.

The public sector sees its very own Black Friday for industrial action today (Friday 29), as two brewing disputes come to a crescendo when staff at the Department for Transport (DfT) picket for the...

Police officers are angered at home secretary Jacqui Smith's decision not to backdate a 2.5% pay rise.

<b>Richard Donkin expects big business and the unions to be at loggerheads over the EU directive on consultation</b>

Janet Gaymer explains why any employment law review may need to consider a recent ruling on union recognition

Press reports frequently describe Aslefs general secretary, Mick Rix, as radical. Is this justified or is he as reasonable as he seems?

Dealing with strikes, traumatised drivers and staff being threatened by abusive customers thats a normal day for Ann Burfutt at London Underground. By Steve Smethurst

Following a second landslide, Tony Blair has set his sights on public service reform and declared public/private partnerships as the way forward. But should companies make profits and dividends from...

The management at Vauxhall Motors in Luton has said the decision to stop manufacturing passenger cars threatening 2,000 jobs is necessary to remain competitive and allow us to optimise the...