LSE academic arrested during strike of university’s cleaners

Striking cleaners have received support from staff and students at the LSE
Harrods faces strikes and protests over ‘unfair’ tips policy

Workers are considering a boxing day strike over tips
Don’t blame the workers for Christmas strikes – blame the employers

Without causing disruption, workers’ disputes are ignored
Royal Mail staff flout strike laws to show solidarity with disabled colleague

Staff walk out over treatment of disabled worker
End of the miners’ strike: The day hard men wept

May 1979, the election that brought to power the government that led to the miners’ strike, was a vote of huge change. In May 2015, Britain once again has the opportunity to vote. And once again the status quo is breaking apart.
NHS strike: A walkout by people who care about you

‘Give us more pay,’ the NHS workers strike today is supposedly going, ‘or the patients get it’. The truth about the conduct of these compassionate, caring workers couldn’t be more different.
Tories move against trade unions’ strike rights

PM confirms Conservatives will try to make it harder for trade unions to go on strike
Chaos in London: Met police staff to join Tube union on strike next week

The capital faces the possibility of chaos next week, after thousands of Metropolitan Police civilian staff announce a two-day strike to coincide with industrial action by Tube workers
A declaration of war? Tories threaten to raise bar for union strikes

Conservative party is considering plans to introduce a threshold which could prevent many strike ballots from resulting in legal industrial action
Comment: Toughening strike laws won’t reduce industrial action

Compromise – not legislation – will prevent a new winter of discontent.