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P&O Ferries claim they didn’t break key law - after change signed off by Chris Grayling

Former Transport Secretary Chris ‘failing’ Grayling signed off a legal change in 2018 that meant ships sacking staff had to notify the government of the country where they’re registered. P&O Ferries’ shops are registered in the Bahamas, Cyprus and Bermuda

Daily Mirror

GMB's Susanna Reid grills MP as he skirts around 'fire and rehire' bill vote

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid grilled Business Minister Paul Scully as he skirted around the vote on the fire and rehire bill months ago, amid P&O Ferries' staff switch up

Daily Mirror

GMB host Susanna Reid takes down Tory minister over fire and rehire record

Business minister Paul Scully was challenged by the host after the ferry company fired around 800 workers from around the UK and replaced them with cheaper agency staff.

Daily Record

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Labour forces emergency vote to reinstate sacked P&O seafarers

TUC calls on all MPs to back motion, which would ban ‘fire and rehire’ tactics

The Independent UK

P&O Ferries scandal must be turning point for workers’ rights, says TUC

Union leaders call for employment bill and accuse ministers of failing to challenge sacking of 800 staff

The Guardian - UK

UK workers have missed out on '£76-a-week pay rise' since 2007

TUC said its research shows the exceptional nature of the country's 'pay squeeze'

Wales Online

11 P&O Ferries questions Boris Johnson must answer as firm 'illegally' sacks 800 workers

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing furious demands to act as employment lawyers and unions suggested P&O Ferries may have broken the law by sacking 800 staff in a video call

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DWP state pension suspension could cost people almost £500 a year

Unions say the triple lock formula could cost someone on a full new state pension £487 a year

Liverpool Echo

State Pension: Government urged to reverse suspension of triple lock

Since the decision was taken, inflation has soared and is now expected to exceed 8% this year

Nottingham Post

Britain’s response to Ukraine refugee crisis a ‘source of shame’, says TUC

Exclusive: Letter to Boris Johnson from TUC general secretary accuses ministers of ‘falling short of humanity, common decency and urgent action that ordinary working people in Britain expect’

The Independent UK

Government plans let ‘dodgy umbrella companies off the hook’, warns TUC

Trades Union Congress renews calls for ban on umbrella firms to address labour market abuses

The Guardian - UK

Energy bills to rise 14 times faster than wages as cost of living surges, TUC says

Union calls for windfall tax on oil and gas

The Independent UK

Welsh morning headlines: News, Ukraine, Covid, sport, weather and road updates

Fighting in Ukraine is getting closer to the capital Kyiv

Wales Online

Energy bills set to increase 14 times faster than wages, TUC claims

Workers on low incomes will be hit hardest by sky-rocketing bills, unions have warned

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The Independent UK

Black and Asian women ‘twice as likely to be on zero-hours contracts as white men’

Insecure work is ‘tightening the grip’ of structural racism in the workplace, the TUC has warned

The Guardian - UK

Workers can fight and beat the wage squeezes, says Frances O’Grady

TUC general secretary hails B&Q strike victory, saying more workers can organise and win pay rises

Liverpool Echo

When Statutory Sick Pay will change and how it will impact 7 million workers

Changes to statutory sick pay to help people through the coronavirus pandemic will end on March 24

Wales Online

Call for unpaid overtime to be tackled as employers enjoy £27 billion of free labour

The TUC said its study indicated that 3.8 million people did unpaid overtime in 2021, putting in an average of 7.6 unpaid hours a week, equivalent to £7,100 a year

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Do new Covid rules mean I need to self-isolate or go to work if I test positive?

The Government and NHS says you 'should' self-isolate if you test positive, but self-isolation payments for those who can't work from home have ended

Wales Online

TUC claims almost seven million people will be hit by sick pay changes

Receiving £38 instead of £96 for a first week of self-isolation is set to create additional hardship

The Independent UK

Frontline workers most at risk from Boris Johnson’s Covid test ‘madness’, TUC chief warns

Exclusive: Frances O’Grady urges PM not to ‘gamble on people’s safety’

The Guardian - UK

End of Covid curbs ‘not a green light for cutting corners’, warn unions

TUC calls for safety and better sick pay while business leaders show optimism for better trading conditions

The Guardian - UK

UK house prices hit record high but slowdown looms; eurozone bond yields rise – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK

Extra 1.3m workers on universal credit since pandemic began, research finds

Unions call for increase in minimum wage and benefits to offset array of rising costs

The Guardian - UK

No 10 implicitly rebukes Bank of England chief over wage restraint call, amid unions anger – as it happened

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