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600 ambulances have been called to Amazon warehouses in three years
Demand pay justice for local government workers
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While competitors have closed their doors to keep their workers safe, Asos has seen Coronavirus as a business opportunity
If people were to gather in this way outside or at a supermarket the police would attend
We must work together to safeguard incomes and protect people
Workers in social care, education, energy, water, food and drink deemed critical by Government must get support and protection
If it’s possible to live on £18 a day, let’s see Ministers do it
GMB General Secretary Tim Roache writes on what our union has been working on over the last week to help our members
The world of work is rapidly changing, and whilst unions and employers are rapidly chasing to catch up with the new world order under the Coronavirus lockdown, GMB Wales and South West organiser Nicola Savage gives us an insight to some of issues that GMB are facing in the upheaval.
Coronavirus is a wake-up call exposing the failure of the Government’s NHS cuts and privatisation policy that can no longer be ignored.
We sounded the alarm about the impossible choice facing our members. We informed the country that paying health workers Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) will hinder efforts to contain the spread of Covid-19. As it turns out, aside from our members - who admit coming to work ill to avoid losing pay – no one had thought of that.
Workers face impossible choice of losing pay or coming into hospitals when sick
The Government must now follow ISS’ lead and ensure no worker is forced to choose between public safety and paying their rent
Woeful statutory sick pay arrangements give people perverse incentive to work even if infected
People feel forced to work in hospitals while ill - and in the face of coronavirus that becomes a national health crisis
Scapegoating migrants and playing to the gallery may get some cheap headlines, but it’s wrong
Rising inflation, nearly a million zero hours contracts and an industrial strategy that isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on
The Steel Committee has been meeting with Jingye representatives to discuss their business plan
Wigan MP secures union’s nomination ahead of Keir Starmer, as Angela Rayner secures GMB backing for Deputy
