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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
The Government is presiding over Brexit chaos. The people must decide where we go next.
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An absolute scandal average worker will have graft for more than a century to get same pay
GMB members in Diageo have voted in favour of strike action against their employer
GMB members will be campaigning in East Kilbride this weekend to make the public aware of their dispute with PFI contractor ISS
Stoke Council must stop hiding behind spin and come clean on the extent of these job losses
Our water industry is failing people and rewarding bosses, let's put it back in public hands
Despite all the pressure management has put on staff, workers believe contract 6 is a not good enough
Our members are unhappy with health and safety issues, working practices, pay and the company’s breach of the recognition agreement
An update on Young Member activities from Wales & South West region.
We’re sick of good jobs being sent overseas when skilled workers in UK and Ireland are facing the dole
Congress edition of the Campaigner, the newsletter for GMB activists across Wales and the South West.
Every week more and more contracts and jobs are put at risk - people are worried sick about
Duncan Bannatyne is kicking people when they are down says GMB Union
GMB demands Harland and Wolff is renationalised
