Schools
Articles by Workers of England Trade Union relating to education sector labor.
Employment Law Review of 2022
As 2022 draws to a close, we take the opportunity to reflect on and summarise some of the key employment law developments from this year. For a dee...
Post Office Bosses Earn £1.2 Million Plus
The Workers of England Union has written to the new Business Secretary, Greg Clark, urging him to investigate the pay awards made to the Post Offic...
RMT, the Four-Day Week Dispute, and the Politics of 23 April
The latest strike action by the RMT on the London Underground is not a new dispute. It is the continuation of a long-running conflict over who cont...
Campaign for Bus Drivers' Toilet Facilities
Back in 2007, bus drivers from across London were encouraged to join a protest march that began at Victoria Coach Station and planned to visit seve...
No Jab, No Job: WEU Defends Workers' Rights
Healthcare workers who refuse the experimental COVID-19 vaccine should not expect the big trade unions to have their backs. A leaked response from ...
Whistleblower Sues Unite Over Zero-Hours Contract
Martyn Reuby, a veteran trade unionist of over 42 years, has launched a claim for £200,000 against Unite, alleging unfair dismissal and breach of c...
NHS Updates
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Student Fees
Articles by Workers of England Trade Union relating to education costs.
Direct Line Ordered to Pay £65,000
At what point can you raise legitimate concerns with an employee whose performance has declined due to menopausal symptoms? What reasonable adjustm...