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600 ambulances have been called to Amazon warehouses in three years
We're calling on Ministers to end the outsourcing and privatisation of our NHS.
Our water industry is failing us but rewarding bosses - time to take back the tap
Campaigning for manufacturing to be at the heart of the UK's industrial strategy
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The Steel Committee has been meeting with Jingye representatives to discuss their business plan
We do not want sympathetic words we want pay parity and staff shortages addressed
Overworked call handlers asked to order pizza and deal with a broken toenail
It’s a real slap in the face to their gritting teams who have provided years of loyal service
Based on reports it doesn’t look good enough
GMB has teamed up with researchers from Cardiff University to produce and promote a quiz on job quality
GMB activist Charlaine Nkum on how employers can support workers experiencing domestic abuse through the GMB Work to Stop Domestic Abuse Charter
GMB Activist Paul Kempton on how GMB's Reasonable Adjustment Passports initiative is helping break down barriers for disabled workers
Today is International Transgender Day Of Remembrance (TDOR) – a day to memorialise those who have been killed or who’ve taken their own life as a result of transphobic bullying and harassment; and to bring attention to the continued violence endured by the transgender community.
Dennis Donnini sums up all that is best within the union.
People are terrified of losing their jobs. We just don’t know what to do.
Our NHS needs a proper rescue plan, an urgent injection of money and a real pay rise for workers
1000s of families are trapped by inadequate funding, dysfunctional bureaucracy, and cuts to specialist support staff
This deal looks even worse than Theresa May’s and that was roundly rejected by MPs
Unbelievably in 2019 we are seeing racist abuse at football games in the UK
Tens of thousands of people and families will now be wondering how they're going to pay the bills
The planned industrial action on October 11and 14 will now be put on hold until we ballot members
Building new homes 'off grid' will potentially create 'islands' of fuel poverty
Bold commitments to support care workers from Shadow Chancellor
