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So there we have it: talks between the BA management and Unite have collapsed, and the strike is back on for midnight tonight.  Throw in the news that railway workers have also voted in favour of strikes, and it looks like there will be more transport trouble ahead. Politically-speaking, the government won't enjoy operating against a backdrop of industrial unrest as the election approach...
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You have to take your hat of to the Scots, they don't mess about. This Wednesdays strike will not only include 150,000 Council workers in UNISON, GMB and UNITE
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Workers at national housing charity Shelter are to strike again over management plans to scrap their pay and grading structure and force them to sign new employment contracts. Members of Unite the union began a campaign of strike action last week following months of fruitless negotiation over the issue.
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Over 1,100 workers at CE Electric, in the Unite and GMB unions, have voted to strike for a 5 percent wage increase
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