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Sean O’Brien says he is taking a ‘militant approach’ as the possibility of a strike at delivery group UPS looms
Aslef’s Mick Whelan says his members have had no pay rise since 2019
Union says it would be self-defeating for the UK to abandon domestic production
Union opposition dooms Bernard Arnault plan for group’s first US hospitality project
Prospect halts planned walkout while FDA suspends ballot for strike action
Once known for hardline approach to labour, South Korean group confronts challenge from 10,000-strong union
Union leaders insist on scheduling changes in contract talks with United Airlines
Regulations allowing agency staff to fill in for workers on picket line should be reversed, they argue
Government to press ahead with 5% wage rise despite continued opposition from main nurses’ union
President stands firm on unpopular reform, betting resistance from opposition parties and unions will fade
Deal likely to pass crucial staff council meeting but may not prevent fresh industrial action by Unite or RCN
Steve Barclay accuses nursing body over walkout that will include intensive care, cancer care and emergency units
But teaching unions announce plans for fresh classroom strike ballots as public sector disputes continue
The RCN’s tactics have angered other organisations seeking wage increases for health service workers
Unions say government must protect employees as adoption of generative tech spreads
PM betting some staff will back wage offer as figures show industrial action taking toll on health service
Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act provides opportunities for labour on both sides of the Atlantic to work together
NHS ‘in limbo’ after Royal College of Nursing calls for 48-hour walkout affecting critical care
Ministers had hoped deal would lead to similar settlements with striking public sector workers in England
Other charts of the week: British films at the international box office, censorship, trade unions win biggest pay rises in 30 years and the value of food stamps
Ministers struggle to curb widespread industrial action in public sector
Ex-CEO testifies in Senate after being threatened with subpoena by leftwing senator
No French president has passed reforms by ignoring Laurent Berger’s CFDT union
Misery for commuters and freight traffic severely disrupted as unions say people are ‘fed up’ with the cost of living crisis
Trade unions representing nurses and other staff agree to recommend offer to members
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