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Nurses demonstrate on the 3 March 2007, photo Paul Mattsson
Nurses demonstrate on the 3 March 2007, photo Paul Mattsson

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35-hour week (2)

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Workplace and TU campaigns (723)

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UCATT

4 June 2008

Union members reject pay insult

THOUSANDS OF NHS workers have rejected the government's below-inflation three-year pay offer...

21 May 2008

Public-sector workers say pay up!

Workers' anger at Gordon Brown's attempts to force down public-sector pay is growing...

19 February 2008

No wage cuts! Fund equal pay

Birmingham council workers strike on 5 February 2008. Photo S O'Neill
"No pay cuts!" "Equal pay for women, now!" That's what Birmingham council workers will be saying as they strike for the second time on 26 February. Tens of thousands of members of GMB, Amicus, TGWU, UCATT and Unison struck on 5 February...

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