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P&O and freedom of association: a memo to Keir Starmer
A Labour Government would be wise to implement new recommendations from the ILO that would protect trade unionists and their right to bargain collectively, writes Professor Keith Ewing President of the Campaign For Trade Union Freedom On November 2 2023, … Continue reading
UPDATED: ILO Refers Dispute Over The Right To Strike To International Court
In a crucial decision, the ILO Governing Body has voted in favour of seeking a resolution from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over a long-standing dispute between workers’ and employers’ representatives related to the right to strike. ILO jurisprudence … Continue reading
ILO Rebukes UK Government Over Failures On P&O Ferries Scandal
TUC, Nautilus, RMT, ITF and ITUC have issued joint statement about the prospect of another P&O Ferries scandal without stronger labour laws The UN workers’ rights watchdog, the ILO, has rebuked the UK government over failures following the P&O Ferries … Continue reading
Swedish ‘Fin-Tech’ Company Agrees Union Recognition As Dispute With Tesla Escalates
Swedish ‘fintech’ company Klarna, which employs 5000 workers, has averted an all out strike by its workforce and agreed to union recognition and a collective bargaining agreement with Swedish unions. The internet finance platform which provides financial services for online … Continue reading
