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Bus drivers’ strike is ‘damaging lives’ in north-east England, says council leader

Go North East pay dispute said to be leaving thousands ‘stuck at home’ and ‘missing work and medical appointments’

The Guardian - UK

Bus driver strikes: Which London bus routes are affected?

More than 350 west London bus drivers and engineers will walk out from Friday

Evening Standard

Strike dates set as 'underpaid' First bus drivers back industrial action

Unite the Union has confirmed that more than 1200 employees voted by 99 per cent in support of industrial action.

The National (Scotland)

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Bus strikes to cripple services in west London after DLR two-day walkout

Hundreds of bus drivers and engineers are to strike for six days between now and Christmas

Evening Standard

Union makes plea for steel in King’s Speech

Unite also called for a focus on public ownership.

The Independent UK

Labour says 630,000 will be hit by surge in mortgage costs before 2024 elections

Long period of high interest rates expected, meaning higher costs for homeowners whose fixed-rate deals are coming to an end

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of offshore workers to be balloted in row over rotas and pay

The dispute centres on a company’s alleged refusal to reform working rotas and provide paid leave.

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Hundreds of Scottish Water staff to strike multiple times during winter

HUNDREDS of Scottish Water workers will walk out multiple times over the next three months amid an escalating dispute.

The National (Scotland)

Fury as parcel firm bosses bring in pest controllers to cull foxes in Kentish Town

Workers hit out at 'cruel and needless' culling of foxes at UPS depot in Kentish Town

Evening Standard

Oxfam workers in UK to hold strike ballot over ‘poverty pay’

Survey found 8% of charity’s employees had used food banks in the last year and 22% had been unable to pay rent

The Guardian - UK

Oxfam workers set to strike over pay as charity staff rely on food banks to survive

Exclusive: Workers at anti-poverty charity, Oxfam, are balloting for strike action as they use food banks and struggle to pay rent

The Independent UK

London Tube workers offered 5% pay rise in bid to avoid strikes

Some activists say the offer is too low

Evening Standard

Starmer says he will set aside party politics ‘to turn around steel industry’

The Labour leader made the vow as the industry faces painful job cuts as part of the drive to lower emissions

The Independent UK

Sir Keir Starmer vows to put party politics aside to make UK a leader in steel

The Labour leader made the vow as the industry faces painful job cuts as part of the drive to lower emissions.

The Independent UK

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Labour promises UK steel industry will be ‘backed not abandoned’

Sir Keir Starmer will visit the Port Talbot steelworks on Monday.

The National (Scotland)

Luxury Scottish hotel closes restaurant and leaves number of jobs 'at risk'

A LUXURY Scottish hotel has closed its fine dining restaurant, leaving a number of jobs at risk of redundancy.

AAP

A-League stars delight in GF backflip, Unite round

Melbourne's A-League Men and Women stars have delighted in the Australian Professional Leagues ditching the NSW grand final deal in favour of the 'Unite Round'.

The Guardian - UK

Steakhouse chain Miller & Carter criticised as waiting staff lose out on tips to up pay for chefs

Payments intended as way to share tips but some waiting staff losing ‘hundreds of pounds a month’

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The Guardian - UK

UK regular pay rising faster than inflation again; Goldman Sachs profits fall by a third – as it happened

Basic pay outpaces inflation for the first time in almost two years, but fall in vacancies suggests jobs market is cooling

The Guardian - UK

Vodafone-Three merger could add up to £300 a year to mobile bills, says union

Tie-up is a ‘terrible deal for Britain’ that also poses risks for national security, Unite claims

The National (Scotland)

Strike action at Scottish Water over pay dispute set to go ahead

HUNDREDS of staff at Scottish Water are set to go on strike as a dispute over pay continues to escalate.

Evening Standard

What does nationalising energy mean?

Labour faces calls from party faithful to follow through on original plan for nationalisation

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer says Labour will tackle obstacles holding back housebuilding as protester interrupts conference speech – as it happened

Labour leader says party has ‘plan to get Britain building again’ after security breach where protester threw glitter on him at start of speech

Evening Standard

Labour grandee Peter Mandelson slams Unite union over strikes

Unite leader Sharon Graham hits back that the New Labour architect would have opposed NHS in 1945

The Guardian - UK

Sharon Graham of Unite: ‘Labour must be bolder – they can’t afford not to be’

The union leader fears ‘austerity mark two’ is coming whereas what is needed is a tax on wealth and nationalising energy

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