Prime Time for Unionisation: Amazon workers vote to unionise
Amazon workers in the US have successfully voted to unionise, a first for the company in the US.
Amazon workers in the US have successfully voted to unionise, a first for the company in the US.
Two initiatives have been launched this International Women’s Day to accelerate employment opportunities for women and promote greater pay transparency.
The CEO of Deliveroo, Will Shu, has seen his salary rise 16% this year, up to £600,000, on top of a share pay out of £5.2m in December 2021.
Ministers have asked the Insolvency Service to investigate whether P&O Ferries breached employment law by sacking 800 staff without notice or consultation.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps gave Peter Hebblethwaite, the boss of P&O Ferries, "one final opportunity" to re-employ 800 sacked employees on their previous salaries.
The last 25 years have seen immense technological, cultural and societal shifts. The gender pay gap, on the other hand, remained stationary through it all. The Institute for Fiscal Studies has reported that the UK Government’s policies solved little to tackle this persistent problem.
Uber is facing a driver crisis as it struggles with competition and a collection of shortages.
Amazon workers from four sites in New York look to hold a vote to unionise in an effort to demand better pay and safer working conditions.
Rishi Sunak delivered his Autumn 2021 Budget on 27th October to MPs in the House of Commons, proposing changes to taxation and plans to help the economy recover after the effects of the pandemic.
GFG Alliance has promised to inject £50m into its UK steel plants, saving 650 jobs.