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Criminal Bar Association calls government offer ‘constructive’, ahead of ballot before mid-October
Sharon Graham says Keir Starmer should be ‘brave’ in presenting a vision for change
Chancellor says pay offers would have to be voted on by employees for work stoppages to be valid
RMT announces walkout on October 1, while unions launch legal dispute against strikebreaking rules
Planned walkout by Aslef follows summer of disruption and will hit Tory party conference
Union announces largest ever industrial action to hit further education sector
Frances O’Grady urges against ‘another blizzard of austerity’ as new PM prepares support package
Transpennine Express move will pile pressure on rail industry and north of country after summer of disruption
Courts shut down as advocates protest against low pay and cuts to legal aid
Strikes on same day is first time the two unions have staged action simultaneously since industry was hit by unrest this summer
Aslef action set to hit 12 train operating companies on September 15
With industrial tensions harking back to the 1970s, the FT profiles the key members
Staff at Express and Mirror owner still threaten walkout next week unless talks bring breakthrough
Nicola Sturgeon says she would ‘love to be able to offer pay rises’ in line with inflation as industrial action gathers pace
Criminal Bar Association escalates industrial action over fees they receive for legal aid work
Eight-day walkout at Felixstowe could hit as much as $800mn of trade as summer of labour disputes continues
Lynch calls on ministers to help resolve long-running dispute as UK prepares for more transport walkouts
Rail, tube and bus walkouts come as unions repeat calls for wage rises to offset soaring inflation
Latest Aslef walkout set to lead to weekend of severe disruption
Walkouts planned in August and September after union rejects pay award of up to 5.5%
Burnham and Khan demand operator Avanti loses its contract unless trains are reinstated
Large-scale cancellations by Avanti owe more to a dysfunctional model than ‘unofficial strike action’
Junior doctors prepare own ballot on industrial action after being excluded from public sector increases
Avanti angers unions by blaming ‘unofficial strike action’ for its cutting London trains to northern cities from 7 to 4 per hour
Postal service is seeking cost cuts but workers are demanding better pay and conditions
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