Strikes are set to continue in a swathe of sectors in the coming days and weeks in industrial action likely to impact on travel, health and education across the region.

Train drivers and teachers are among half a million set to walk out on Wednesday, in the largest scale industrial action since 2011. | ITV National News ...

Commuters will be left stranded across the country as 15 train operators run zero trains both tomorrow and Friday. The ...

The strikes were called to coincide with the passage through Parliament by the Conservative government of new anti-strike legislation, representing the greatest threat to workers’ democratic rights ...

MPs have backed plans aimed at enforcing minimum service levels for some sectors during strikes. Under the bill, some ...

Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) walked out on Tuesday and Wednesday this week ... affected via the links below: On strike days, trains will start later and finish much ...

At the heart of these strikes is the hardship facing millions of workers - the action looks set to continue until ministers ...

As university staff stage the first of a series of strikes this year, UCU members look at how we can strengthen our side and ...

British Medical Association ready to poll senior doctors as late talks with education union, to avert Wednesday’s action, ...

Unions are looking at ways to stage further strikes by splitting ballots by job titles rather than holding a single vote, ...

Swathes of office staff will be forced to work from home Wednesday as widespread industrial action closes schools and ...

Members of the National Education Union (NEU), the largest UK teaching union with 450,000 members, voted to strike to demand a fully funded pay rise of 12 percent. The vote announced Monday ...