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The Latest Breaking News from Acas

Tube strike cancelled less than 12 hours before it was due to start

National rail strike on Wednesday will still cause widespread disruption

The Independent UK

Sunak challenged over claim strikes are ‘number one reason’ for NHS backlog

The Prime Minister said the Government had ‘tried multiple times’ to meet the British Medical Association (BMA) as he faced pressure from medics.

The Independent UK

Thousands of patients to miss out on scans as radiographers walk out

Radiographers to join consultants and junior doctors on picket line

Evening Standard

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Radiographers’ strike on Tuesday ‘will stop thousands in England getting scans’

Action expected to add to disruption to health services with consultants and junior doctors also striking

The Guardian - UK

Ministers urged to enter Acas talks with consultants

It comes in the middle of a joint strike by junior doctors and consultants in England.

The Independent UK

Consultants and junior doctors hold first joint strike

Junior doctors are also due to continue striking on Thursday and Friday this week.

The Independent UK

Munitions depot staff providing missiles to Ukraine set for fresh strike

GMB Scotland members at the MoD’s Defence, Equipment & Support centre in Beith, North Ayrshire, will walk out on Monday for two weeks.

The Independent UK

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Workers at UK plant that makes missiles for Ukraine to strike over pay

Nearly 50 GMB members at the Ayrshire weapons factory will stop work from Monday as union chiefs accuse MoD of holding talks ‘in bad faith’

The Guardian - UK

Strikes suspended at UK munitions plant that supplies missiles to Ukraine

Ministry of Defence agree to talks after 50 workers at site in Ayrshire were due to walk out over pay

The Guardian - UK

‘WFH Wednesday’: Millions set to watch Lionesses battle in semi-final against Australia

“While productivity might take a short-term hit during the game, the communal aspect of watching a significant event can boost morale in the workplace,” said one expert

Evening Standard

Third of employers see rise in staff working from home

A survey of more than 1,000 employers by the conciliation service Acas found more than one in seven said there had been a significant increase.

The Independent UK

Hopes for breakthrough on Tube strikes as national rail action goes ahead

Negotiations resume as staff walkout over pay and redundancies impacts rail services

Evening Standard

Glasgow bar staff strike ‘will be first in Scotland for over 20 years’

Staff at the 13th Note are taking action over pay and health and safety concerns.

The Independent UK

Acas ‘ready’ to facilitate talks between junior doctors and the Government

The conciliation service said it is well prepared and ready to help end the dispute.

The Independent UK

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Nottingham Post

Students face delays to degree results due to marking boycott

Some might miss their scheduled graduation ceremonies

Wales Online

Students' degree results set to be delayed due to marking boycott

Some might miss their scheduled graduation ceremonies

The Independent UK

‘Significant number’ of Durham students face delays in receiving degree results

Members of the University and College Union are staging a marking boycott at 145 universities across the UK.

Insider UK

Dundee bus staff to walk out for 12 weeks

Around 200 Xplore Dundee workers based at the city’s East Dock Street depot are on strike from today

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Daily Mirror

HMRC urges everyone earning minimum wage to check their pay slips

On April 1 2023, the minimum wage in the UK rose by 92p from £9.50 to £10.42 an hour and this is the legal minimum an employer can pay anyone working in the UK

Wales Online

Third of employers likely to make redundancies in the next year

Large organisations are more likely to make redundancies than smaller organisations

Chronicle Live

Security guards at Heathrow Airport to go on strike from Friday after pay talks break down

The strikes by members of Unite include the run-up to and the day of the King's coronation - however Heathrow says passengers will be able to travel as normal

Evening Standard

Heathrow Airport passengers warned of disruption as security staff strike

Travellers will be limited to two items of hand baggage on strike days

The Independent UK

Third of workers believe their employer not managing stress effectively – Acas

Organisations were urged to look out for signs of stress among their staff such as poor concentration, being irritable or avoiding social events.

The Guardian - UK

‘Robustness’ or bullying: when does firm management cross the line?

As the Dominic Raab case has shown, allegations of bullying can be highly subjective

Daily Mirror

'Tory amateurs running the country are clueless to fix strike chaos'

They’ve only been in office five minutes and they’ve never had to deal with social unrest on this scale. There are no old hands who’ve seen it all before

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