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Protests against salary stagnation and working conditions happening almost every day this month, threatening widespread disruption across Britain as Christmas approaches

Hundreds of thousands of workers are either currently on strike or due to take action in December and beyond

Sky-high food and energy costs have kept up the pressure on households

Nurses, postal workers, council staff and more are among those taking industrial action

Public sector wages grew just 2.7% in the past year - while private sector rose 6.9%. Unite said it's been a "dire year for UK workers" as hundreds of thousands go on strike for pay

EXCLUSIVE: About 33,000 members of the Fire Brigades Union across the United Kingdom have been balloted on strike action over a five per cent pay offer.

Strikes by ambulance staff and some NHS workers have been called off after members of two unions voted to accept the Scottish Government’s most recent pay deal. After initially pausing planned action to take the “best and final” pay offer to members, 64% of Unite members who voted were in…

From ambulances to buses and postal deliveries, few public services will be unaffected by industrial action in Britain’s new ‘winter of discontent’

Trains are set to run from 7.30am to 6.30pm on this week’s strike days, although many areas will be left with no services at all, including most of Scotland and Wales

Many parts of the UK will have no rail services today and tomorrow including most of Wales and Scotland

The Royal College of Nursing said the Tories would not discuss pay as RCN chief Pat Cullen said after last night’s discussion with Health Secretary Steve Barclay: “I needed to come out of this meeting with something serious to show nurses why they should not strike this week"