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January 6, 2022
Union Says Address NHS Staff Shortages Now

The Workers Union Says Address NHS Staff Shortages Now

The Workers Union is urging NHS administrators and government to address the issue of NHS staff shortages, now. NHS staff absences are double the usual number for this time of year.
December 21, 2021
What Did Your Boss Give You For Christmas?

What Did Your Boss Give You For Christmas?

What Did Your Boss Give You For Christmas? The Workers Union is asking people what their bosses have given them for Christmas.
December 17, 2021
IMF Recommends Return of Furlough

IMF Recommends Return of Furlough

IMF Recommends Return of Furlough. The International Monetary Fund has recommended that the UK brings back furlough if the country adopts further restrictions.
December 16, 2021
Workplace Hand Saw Injury Could Have Been Avoided

Workplace Hand Saw Injury Could Have Been Avoided

Workplace Hand Saw Injury Could Have Been Avoided. The Workers Union has called for British business to reduce injury risks to employees by investing in health and safety
December 15, 2021
The Workers Union Backs Britain to See Off Omicron

The Workers Union Backs Britain to See Off Omicron

The Workers Union has backed Britain to see off Omicron. Another Christmas is under siege from COVID, as the new Omicron variant cuts a swathe through the..
December 14, 2021
Union Stands Up for Gig Workers

Union Stands Up for Gig Workers

The Workers Union has issued a statement of support for the UK’s 4.4 million gig workers. This organisation has long championed the rights of gig workers.
December 13, 2021
Back our Hospitality Industry

Back our Hospitality Industry Says Workers Union

The Workers Union is urging the government to back the hospitality industry, as staff shortages and Omicron threaten a new wave of problems for Britain’s
December 10, 2021
The Workers Union Hails Tradespeople

The Workers Union Hails Tradespeople

The Workers Union Hails Tradespeople. The Workers Union has hailed the contribution of the UK’s tradespeople, calling them ‘essential’ to the social and...
December 10, 2021
This Party’s Over

Workers Union Says: ‘This Party’s Over’

Workers Union Says: ‘This Party’s Over’. The Workers Union has issued a statement telling politicians that the party is over and it’s time for both parties
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Disclaimer: To enhance the accuracy and breadth of our coverage, The Workers Union News Service may utilize Artificial Intelligence (AI) to augment news and images. While every effort is made to ensure the reliability of the information, please note that the AI-generated content is for informational purposes only and should not be relied on or replace professional advice.

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