Aer Lingus pilots have initiated industrial action in response to a pay dispute. The work-to-rule action began at midnight and is set to continue indefinitely. Additionally, an eight-hour strike is scheduled to take place on Saturday as part of the ongoing dispute over wages.

In a significant move, steelworkers at Tata Steel in the UK are set to hold their first strike in 40 years. Approximately 1,500 workers are planning to participate in an "all-out indefinite strike", as confirmed by a union representing the employees.

Tata steel workers have announced their first strike in over four decades. This marks a significant moment as it is the first time in more than 40 years that steel workers in the UK have taken such action.

During a debate on Tuesday, 4 June, Rishi Sunak faced laughter and boos as he tried to blame NHS waiting lists on doctors strikes. The Chancellor's comments were met with skepticism and criticism from the audience, who did not agree with his assessment of the situation. Sir Keir Starmer, who was also participating in the debate, did not seem convinced by Sunak's explanation either. The exchange highlighted the ongoing challenges facing the NHS and the need for effective solutions to address the issue of long waiting lists.

Train Strikes This Week: When is the Train Drivers’ Walk-Out and How Will it Impact Travelers? Overview of the Train Strikes Train drivers belonging to the Aslef union in the UK are planning a series of strikes in early April, aiming to disrupt services on 14 rail firms controlled by the UK government. The industrial […]