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Government is pinching billions from hardworking people who keep our services running.
We're calling on Ministers to end the outsourcing and privatisation of our NHS.
Help us oppose the Asda/Sainsbury's merger and stop store and depot closures
600 ambulances have been called to Amazon warehouses in three years
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
The Government is presiding over Brexit chaos. The people must decide where we go next.
Contact GMB National Office or your GMB Region.
Workers in lap dancing venues should have a say in their livelihood like everyone else
Sector must address retention crisis or will have no one left to look after our most vulnerable
The botched work of Carillion left a brand-new hospital with structural issues & dangerous cladding
Working at Appledore was much more than just doing a job, GMB Congress hears
We need to Take Back The Tap and ensure our water services are run in the interests of the public once more.
My belief has always been that the world would be a better place if women made all the decisions; a belief only strengthened by spending a weekend surrounded by confident and eloquent women at Labour’s National Women’s Conference in Telford
Women’s lives are put in danger every day because the world is designed with only men in mind.
The stakes couldn’t be higher – for jobs, industries, rights and the UK as we know it
Companies across the gig economy should sit up and listen to this historic deal
Stop wasting time and give workers their rights
It’s not radical to demand an energy solution that reduces emissions, creates decent UK jobs and keeps lights on
Delegates head to Brighton with speeches from London Mayor Sadiq Khan, ex-footballer Leroy Rosenior and GMB General Secetary Tim Roache
Ministers have abandoned workers and UK industry.
Returning energy networks to where any natural monopoly belongs under public ownership is a great first step
BiFab Joint Trade Union Media Statement
The last thing our GMB members want to be doing is taking industrial action against a sister union
This is some Conn trick; one rule for the boardroom and another for those who generate wealth
Councils must bring services back in house and use parking fine cash to treat workers properly
