Union calls Saturday rail strikes in run-up to Christmas
Rail workers are to stage a series of 24-hour strikes on Saturdays in the coming weeks in a dispute over the role of guards on trains.
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Union calls for ‘robust inspection regime’ after North Sea platform evacuation
An offshore union has called for a “robust inspection regime” to be imposed after more than 100 workers were evacuated from a North Sea platform over structural concerns.
Caledonian Sleeper services cancelled for second day as staff strike
Rail services linking Aberdeen to London were expected to be distrupted again today as industrial action continued for a second day.
Caledonian Sleeper services cancelled as staff walk out on strike
Caledonian Sleeper services will be cancelled for two days as staff strike over what unions described as “intolerable pressure”.
Caledonian Sleeper services to be cancelled as staff confirm strike action
The service runs an Aberdeen to London route.
Caledonian Sleeper services to be cancelled as staff confirm strike action
Caledonian Sleeper services are to be cancelled after staff confirmed planned industrial action will take place.
Caledonian Sleeper staff will take strike action
Rail bosses have said they are “deeply disappointed” after staff on the Caledonian Sleeper service announced they would take strike action.
Caledonian Sleeper staff confirm strike action after ‘promises broken’
Caledonian Sleeper staff have confirmed they will take industrial action after operators failed to deliver on “promises” to address “intolerable” stress caused by working conditions.
Strike disrupts services as part of four-day walkout at South Western Railway
Rail services on some of the busiest routes in the country were disrupted for a second successive day on Saturday because of a strike as part of the long-running dispute over guards on trains.
Offshore workers have ‘lost faith’ in employers’ commitment to safety, says union boss
Many offshore workers have “lost faith” in employers’ commitment to safety standards, a union boss said.
Offshore union calls for public inquiry into Super Puma crash
Offshore union RMT today repeated its call for a full public inquiry into the tragedy.
Ministers pushed for answer on offshore helicopter safety inquiry
The Scottish Government is being pushed for answers on whether it will back a public inquiry into helicopter safety offshore.
Strike talks rescheduled between unions and OCA
Crunch talks between North Sea trade unions and the Offshore Contractors’ Association (OCA) scheduled to take place today have been cancelled.
OCA and trade union talks to continue
Crunch talks between the Offshore Contractors’ Association (OCA) and North Sea trade unions will continue later this month after yesterday’s meeting brought no resolution.
Signs of Piper Alpha ‘resurfacing’ says union boss
Trade unions yesterday condemned North Sea workforce conditions claiming signs of the failings that led to Piper Alpha are “coming to the surface again”.
Union sets deadline for resolution of Merseyrail dispute over guards
The biggest rail workers’ union has set a deadline for agreeing a deal to end one of the long running disputes over the role of guards on trains.
Union boss attacks Total over proposed rota changes
Oil giant Total’s attempt to justify planned offshore rota changes was “arrogant, cynical and patronising”, a union boss has said.
Offshore workers to vote on fresh OCA offer after earlier rejection
The Offshore Contractor’s Association (OCA) has made a fresh pay offer to workers after an initial rejection earlier this year.
Unite and RMT accept pay offer for offshore caterers
Members of the Unite and RMT unions have accepted a pay offer from the Caterers Offshore Trade Association (COTA).
Unite and RMT reject Aker Solutions pay offer for Mariner workers
Unite workers on the Mariner platform have overwhelmingly rejected a pay offer from Aker Solutions aimed at ending an ongoing dispute.
North Sea workers reject OCA pay deal
North Sea workers have rejected a pay offer from the Offshore Contractors’ Association (OCA).
Removal of 14 oil workers from North Sea rig ‘outrageous’, RMT union says
The decision to send a group of oil workers ashore after they refused to get into lifeboats on a rig is “outrageous”, a union boss has said.
Eurostar rail workers announce strikes
Eurostar rail workers from two unions are to take part in two periods of strike action this month in a dispute over their work-life balance.