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  1. Agreement reached on air conditioning for North London buses as strike action cancelled

    Hundreds of bus drivers have been taking industrial action this summer over high vehicle temperatures during the heatwaves…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Enfield #airconditioning #Arriva #buses #industrialaction #publictransport #Strikes #tradeunion #TransportForLondon
    europesays.com/gbr/london/2185

  2. Bus strikes set to cause ‘huge disruption’ across North London

    Unite members claim Arriva failed to act on driver complaints about poor working conditions in hot weather, with…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Haringey #Arriva #buses #industrialaction #TransportForLondon
    europesays.com/gbr/london/2103

  3. Hundreds or regional doctors stop work over poor working conditions
    By Eden Hynninen, Charlotte Wilkes, and Tyrone Dalton

    Doctors from Ballarat Base Hospital and Bendigo Health have walked off the job citing exhaustion, low morale and stressful working conditions.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-03/hun

    #IndustrialAction #DoctorsandMedicalProfessionals #EdenHynninen #CharlotteWilkes #TyroneDalton

  4. Hundreds or regional doctors stop work over poor working conditions
    By Eden Hynninen, Charlotte Wilkes, and Tyrone Dalton

    Doctors from Ballarat Base Hospital and Bendigo Health have walked off the job citing exhaustion, low morale and stressful working conditions.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-03/hun

    #IndustrialAction #DoctorsandMedicalProfessionals #EdenHynninen #CharlotteWilkes #TyroneDalton

  5. Hundreds or regional doctors stop work over poor working conditions
    By Eden Hynninen, Charlotte Wilkes, and Tyrone Dalton

    Doctors from Ballarat Base Hospital and Bendigo Health have walked off the job citing exhaustion, low morale and stressful working conditions.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-03/hun

    #IndustrialAction #DoctorsandMedicalProfessionals #EdenHynninen #CharlotteWilkes #TyroneDalton

  6. Hundreds or regional doctors stop work over poor working conditions
    By Eden Hynninen, Charlotte Wilkes, and Tyrone Dalton

    Doctors from Ballarat Base Hospital and Bendigo Health have walked off the job citing exhaustion, low morale and stressful working conditions.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-03/hun

    #IndustrialAction #DoctorsandMedicalProfessionals #EdenHynninen #CharlotteWilkes #TyroneDalton

  7. Hundreds or regional doctors stop work over poor working conditions
    By Eden Hynninen, Charlotte Wilkes, and Tyrone Dalton

    Doctors from Ballarat Base Hospital and Bendigo Health have walked off the job citing exhaustion, low morale and stressful working conditions.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-03/hun

    #IndustrialAction #DoctorsandMedicalProfessionals #EdenHynninen #CharlotteWilkes #TyroneDalton

  8. Rare photos found in attic shed light on Indigenous rights movement
    By Alistair Bates

    They waited in a Fremantle attic for decades. Now an anthropologist's snapshots of remote Australian history are about to see the light of day.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-02/rar

    #History #IndigenousAustralians #FineArtPhotography #IndustrialAction #AlistairBates

  9. Rare photos found in attic shed light on Indigenous rights movement
    By Alistair Bates

    They waited in a Fremantle attic for decades. Now an anthropologist's snapshots of remote Australian history are about to see the light of day.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-02/rar

    #History #IndigenousAustralians #FineArtPhotography #IndustrialAction #AlistairBates

  10. Rare photos found in attic shed light on Indigenous rights movement
    By Alistair Bates

    They waited in a Fremantle attic for decades. Now an anthropologist's snapshots of remote Australian history are about to see the light of day.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-02/rar

    #History #IndigenousAustralians #FineArtPhotography #IndustrialAction #AlistairBates

  11. Rare photos found in attic shed light on Indigenous rights movement
    By Alistair Bates

    They waited in a Fremantle attic for decades. Now an anthropologist's snapshots of remote Australian history are about to see the light of day.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-02/rar

    #History #IndigenousAustralians #FineArtPhotography #IndustrialAction #AlistairBates

  12. Rare photos found in attic shed light on Indigenous rights movement
    By Alistair Bates

    They waited in a Fremantle attic for decades. Now an anthropologist's snapshots of remote Australian history are about to see the light of day.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-02/rar

    #History #IndigenousAustralians #FineArtPhotography #IndustrialAction #AlistairBates

  13. The Strike Ballot

    I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT), of which I am a member, was planning a ballot on industrial action. The reason for the ballot is that the Public Service Agreement, covering pay and working conditions for all public service workers in Ireland, lapsed at the end of June this year (2026) and there is currently no pay settlement for the second half of this year or next year. Salaries have fallen behind inflation under the existing Agreement and some important commitment have not yet been implemented. The Government does not give the impression of being serious about negotiations on these matters.

    The ballot opened today, September 1st 2026, and as soon as the link for the electronic vote arrived in my inbox I clicked it and voted ‘YES’, i.e. in favour of industrial action.

    Similar ballots are taking place across all the public service unions. Yesterday, it was revealed that Ireland’s largest public sector union, SIPTU, has voted 98% in favour of industrial action. I hope the IFUT result – and results from the other relevant unions – is as strong.

    If it comes to industrial action – which I hope it does not – then such action will be coordinated across the public sector.

    P.S. Solidarity to former colleagues at Nottingham University as they take industrial action over job losses resulting from its proposed “restructuring”.

    #IFUT #IndustrialAction #IrishFederationOfUniversityTeachers #PublicServiceAgreement #strikes
  14. The Strike Ballot

    I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT), of which I am a member, was planning a ballot on industrial action. The reason for the ballot is that the Public Service Agreement, covering pay and working conditions for all public service workers in Ireland, lapsed at the end of June this year (2026) and there is currently no pay settlement for the second half of this year or next year. Salaries have fallen behind inflation under the existing Agreement and some important commitment have not yet been implemented. The Government does not give the impression of being serious about negotiations on these matters.

    The ballot opened today, September 1st 2026, and as soon as the link for the electronic vote arrived in my inbox I clicked it and voted ‘YES’, i.e. in favour of industrial action.

    Similar ballots are taking place across all the public service unions. Yesterday, it was revealed that Ireland’s largest public sector union, SIPTU, has voted 98% in favour of industrial action. I hope the IFUT result – and results from the other relevant unions – is as strong.

    If it comes to industrial action – which I hope it does not – then such action will be coordinated across the public sector.

    P.S. Solidarity to former colleagues at Nottingham University as they take industrial action over job losses resulting from its proposed “restructuring”.

    #IFUT #IndustrialAction #IrishFederationOfUniversityTeachers #PublicServiceAgreement #strikes
  15. The Strike Ballot

    I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT), of which I am a member, was planning a ballot on industrial action. The reason for the ballot is that the Public Service Agreement, covering pay and working conditions for all public service workers in Ireland, lapsed at the end of June this year (2026) and there is currently no pay settlement for the second half of this year or next year. Salaries have fallen behind inflation under the existing Agreement and some important commitment have not yet been implemented. The Government does not give the impression of being serious about negotiations on these matters.

    The ballot opened today, September 1st 2026, and as soon as the link for the electronic vote arrived in my inbox I clicked it and voted ‘YES’, i.e. in favour of industrial action.

    Similar ballots are taking place across all the public service unions. Yesterday, it was revealed that Ireland’s largest public sector union, SIPTU, has voted 98% in favour of industrial action. I hope the IFUT result – and results from the other relevant unions – is as strong.

    If it comes to industrial action – which I hope it does not – then such action will be coordinated across the public sector.

    P.S. Solidarity to former colleagues at Nottingham University as they take industrial action over job losses resulting from its proposed “restructuring”.

    #IFUT #IndustrialAction #IrishFederationOfUniversityTeachers #PublicServiceAgreement #strikes
  16. The Strike Ballot

    I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT), of which I am a member, was planning a ballot on industrial action. The reason for the ballot is that the Public Service Agreement, covering pay and working conditions for all public service workers in Ireland, lapsed at the end of June this year (2026) and there is currently no pay settlement for the second half of this year or next year. Salaries have fallen behind inflation under the existing Agreement and some important commitment have not yet been implemented. The Government does not give the impression of being serious about negotiations on these matters.

    The ballot opened today, September 1st 2026, and as soon as the link for the electronic vote arrived in my inbox I clicked it and voted ‘YES’, i.e. in favour of industrial action.

    Similar ballots are taking place across all the public service unions. Yesterday, it was revealed that Ireland’s largest public sector union, SIPTU, has voted 98% in favour of industrial action. I hope the IFUT result – and results from the other relevant unions – is as strong.

    If it comes to industrial action – which I hope it does not – then such action will be coordinated across the public sector.

    P.S. Solidarity to former colleagues at Nottingham University as they take industrial action over job losses resulting from its proposed “restructuring”.

    #IFUT #IndustrialAction #IrishFederationOfUniversityTeachers #PublicServiceAgreement #strikes
  17. The Strike Ballot

    I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT), of which I am a member, was planning a ballot on industrial action. The reason for the ballot is that the Public Service Agreement, covering pay and working conditions for all public service workers in Ireland, lapsed at the end of June this year (2026) and there is currently no pay settlement for the second half of this year or next year. Salaries have fallen behind inflation under the existing Agreement and some important commitment have not yet been implemented. The Government does not give the impression of being serious about negotiations on these matters.

    The ballot opened today, September 1st 2026, and as soon as the link for the electronic vote arrived in my inbox I clicked it and voted ‘YES’, i.e. in favour of industrial action.

    Similar ballots are taking place across all the public service unions. Yesterday, it was revealed that Ireland’s largest public sector union, SIPTU, has voted 98% in favour of industrial action. I hope the IFUT result – and results from the other relevant unions – is as strong.

    If it comes to industrial action – which I hope it does not – then such action will be coordinated across the public sector.

    P.S. Solidarity to former colleagues at Nottingham University as they take industrial action over job losses resulting from its proposed “restructuring”.

    #IFUT #IndustrialAction #IrishFederationOfUniversityTeachers #PublicServiceAgreement #strikes
  18. Brisbane ferry workers to undertake 24-hour Riverfire work stoppage amid pay dispute with CityCat operator

    Attendees at Brisbane’s Riverfire will have to grapple with transport woes this weekend, as ferry workers confirm they…
    #Australia #Brisbane #bcc #BrisbaneCityCouncil #BrisbaneFestival #citycat #ferries #industrialaction #maritimeunion #MUA #rivercityferries #Riverfire #strike
    europesays.com/australia/84823/

  19. Distillery strikes loom as Diageo set to slash hundreds of Scottish jobs

    Around 100 employees at Diageo’s Cameronbridge distillery in Leven will vote on taking industrial action on Wednesday, August…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #Diageo #Alcohol #diageo #IndustrialAction #Whisky
    europesays.com/britain/110748/

  20. Bus strikes across North London set to resume after drivers reject offer

    The bus drivers are taking industrial action over employer Arriva’s failure to keep their cabs cool during the…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Haringey #buses #industrialaction #publictransport #Strikes
    europesays.com/gbr/london/1615

  21. Bus strikes across North London set to resume after drivers reject offer

    The bus drivers are taking industrial action over employer Arriva’s failure to keep their cabs cool during the…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #London #Buses #IndustrialAction #Publictransport #strikes #tradeunions #TransportforLondon
    europesays.com/britain/110287/

  22. Bus strikes across London set to resume after drivers reject offer

    The bus drivers are taking industrial action over employer Arriva’s failure to keep their cabs cool during the…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #WalthamForest #buses #industrialaction #publictransport #Strikes
    europesays.com/gbr/london/1585

  23. Unite’s mixed message on global heating | Letters
    By Guardian Staff

    The Unite union’s support for new North Sea oil and gas extraction is questioned by Edward Jackson. Plus a letter from Alan Gray

    theguardian.com/environment/20

    #Climatecrisis #Transport #Industrialaction #UKweather #Environment #UKnews #Oil #Gas #Fossilfuels #TheGuardian #GuardianStaff

  24. The Union Matters

    I don’t often post anything about matters pertaining to the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT), of which I am a member, but there is something very important going on so I thought I would make an exception. In what follows, I of course speak for myself as an IFUT member and not for IFUT as a whole.

    Yesterday I attended an information session in advance of a forthcoming ballot for industrial action. The reason for the action is that the Public Service Agreement, covering pay and working conditions for all public service workers in Ireland, lapsed at the end of June this year (2026) and there is currently no pay settlement for the second half of this year or next year. Salaries have fallen behind inflation under the existing Agreement and some important commitment have not yet been implemented. The Government does not give the impression of being serious about negotiations on these matters.

    The members’ ballot will comprise a single YES/NO question on whether or not to support industrial action, including strike action. I think this is an important step towards serious negotiations. I will be supporting industrial action.

    The IFUT ballot will open on September 1st, but only IFUT members (working in public institutions) will be able to vote. If you are eligible for IFUT membership, you should join now so that you can have your say and strengthen the collective position of higher education staff. Eligible colleagues who join IFUT by 5pm on 31 August 2026 will be eligible to vote in the ballot. You can join IFUT here. If you’re eligible, please join!

    Similar ballots are taking place across all the public service unions. If it comes to industrial action – which I hope it does not – then such action will be coordinated across the public sector.

    #IFUT #IndustrialAction #IrishFederationOfUniversityTeachers #PublicServiceAgreement #strikes
  25. The Union Matters

    I don’t often post anything about matters pertaining to the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT), of which I am a member, but there is something very important going on so I thought I would make an exception. In what follows, I of course speak for myself as an IFUT member and not for IFUT as a whole.

    Yesterday I attended an information session in advance of a forthcoming ballot for industrial action. The reason for the action is that the Public Service Agreement, covering pay and working conditions for all public service workers in Ireland, lapsed at the end of June this year (2026) and there is currently no pay settlement for the second half of this year or next year. Salaries have fallen behind inflation under the existing Agreement and some important commitment have not yet been implemented. The Government does not give the impression of being serious about negotiations on these matters.

    The members’ ballot will comprise a single YES/NO question on whether or not to support industrial action, including strike action. I think this is an important step towards serious negotiations. I will be supporting industrial action.

    The IFUT ballot will open on September 1st, but only IFUT members (working in public institutions) will be able to vote. If you are eligible for IFUT membership, you should join now so that you can have your say and strengthen the collective position of higher education staff. Eligible colleagues who join IFUT by 5pm on 31 August 2026 will be eligible to vote in the ballot. You can join IFUT here. If you’re eligible, please join!

    Similar ballots are taking place across all the public service unions. If it comes to industrial action – which I hope it does not – then such action will be coordinated across the public sector.

    #IFUT #IndustrialAction #IrishFederationOfUniversityTeachers #PublicServiceAgreement #strikes
  26. The Union Matters

    I don’t often post anything about matters pertaining to the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT), of which I am a member, but there is something very important going on so I thought I would make an exception. In what follows, I of course speak for myself as an IFUT member and not for IFUT as a whole.

    Yesterday I attended an information session in advance of a forthcoming ballot for industrial action. The reason for the action is that the Public Service Agreement, covering pay and working conditions for all public service workers in Ireland, lapsed at the end of June this year (2026) and there is currently no pay settlement for the second half of this year or next year. Salaries have fallen behind inflation under the existing Agreement and some important commitment have not yet been implemented. The Government does not give the impression of being serious about negotiations on these matters.

    The members’ ballot will comprise a single YES/NO question on whether or not to support industrial action, including strike action. I think this is an important step towards serious negotiations. I will be supporting industrial action.

    The IFUT ballot will open on September 1st, but only IFUT members (working in public institutions) will be able to vote. If you are eligible for IFUT membership, you should join now so that you can have your say and strengthen the collective position of higher education staff. Eligible colleagues who join IFUT by 5pm on 31 August 2026 will be eligible to vote in the ballot. You can join IFUT here. If you’re eligible, please join!

    Similar ballots are taking place across all the public service unions. If it comes to industrial action – which I hope it does not – then such action will be coordinated across the public sector.

    #IFUT #IndustrialAction #IrishFederationOfUniversityTeachers #PublicServiceAgreement #strikes