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UVW represents outsourced cleaners at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) who are still fighting for full pay sick pay and the London Living Wage.…
Bar staff at St James’ Tavern (SJT) in central Brighton, who are United Voices of the World (UVW) members, have voted to take strike…
A strike leader at the Sage Nursing Home (Sage) in north London has won a claim for trade union victimisation at an Employment Tribunal…
Bar staff at St James’ Tavern (SJT) in central Brighton, who are United Voices of the World (UVW) members, are being balloted in May for…
The new national minimum wage of £9.50 per hour for adults, which comes into effect on Friday 1 April, is not enough to live…
Strippers in Edinburgh demand the right to work in the city and venue of their choice as the council licensing committee is set to…
Hundreds of cleaners and United Voices of the World members at Great Ormond Street Hospital, who had been due to take strike action next…
Security guards at St George’s, University of London are challenging what they claim is racist outsourcing in a hearing at the London (South) Employment…
The High Court on Thursday 10 February served United Voices of the World (UVW) union with a temporary injunction that bans its Great Ormond…
A Black migrant cleaner unfairly sacked by cleaning contractor Mitie from his job at the Daily Mail offices has been awarded £38,000 in compensation…
Security guards at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) are renewing strike action and are set to walk out for six weeks in their ongoing…
Christmas strike averted at luxury department store with hundreds of restaurant workers declaring victory in pay dispute after accepting pay rises of almost a third. Harrods’ offer to take pay above the London Living Wage came days into a ballot for strike action which could have seen workers walk out over the festive period. Before United Voices of the World (UVW) began this dispute, the Qatari royal’s department store had been paying restaurant workers poverty wages of around £9 an hour
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