AFGHAN President Hamid Karzai yesterday condemned an air strike by Nato-led forces which he said killed ten campaign workers for this month's election.
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Unison Scotland members will discuss how to respond to a move by councils to impose a pay deal on 150,000 workers.
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The world is watching with great apprehension as the trapped workers come to terms with the reality of their situation. For many of these unfortunates, the initial excitement
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Proposals for sweeping changes to local government workers' pension arrangements are to be unveiled on Tuesday by the country's largest local authority pension provider
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Thousands of public sector workers facing redundancy will not be absorbed by the private sector, the chief executive of Britain's biggest hiring agency has warned
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Public sector workers are more likely to accept a pay cut since the general election and move to another region to keep their job
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This will be interesting: Strike threat after councils impose two-year pay freeze Scotland faces a winter of disruption to vital public services after council workers reacted with fury to the imposition of a two-year pay freeze. Last time around, 78/79, such strikes were a factor in the electorate saying that the government of the time, Labour, had to
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Scotland faces a winter of disruption to vital public services after council workers reacted with fury to the imposition of a two-year pay freeze.
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The number of migrant workers coming to the UK fell in 2009 adding to the pressure on David Cameron, prime minister, to say just how his proposed annual immigration cap will work
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