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Nov 2, 2026
Home Secretary sets out changes to immigration rules
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28:51Theo LeggettCORRESPONDENT
It's looking at a range of potential cost cuts, including temporary pay freezes for staff whose existing wage deals are coming to an end.
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28:59Theo LeggettCORRESPONDENT
However, Unite, the union which represents Ryanair staff in the UK, says it's not been advised of any such proposal and already has a pay agreement in place that covers next year.
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29:10Caroline NichollsHOST
Prosecutors in Italy have reopened their investigation into the murder of the controversial film director Pier Paolo Pasolini in 1975.
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29:19Caroline NichollsHOST
A teenage male sex worker confessed to killing him at the time.
The Employment Law Landscape in 2026 | EBA Annual Conference Preview
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1:34Rosemary MallonHOST
Then we will have Cian Cotter, barrister at law, whose paper is entitled Protected Disclosures, A Day in the Life of a Whistleblower 2026.
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1:44Rosemary MallonHOST
Protections and Pitfalls, followed by Cathy Maguire, Senior Counsel, All Change, H.A. O'Neill and Unite the Union and the Law on Trade Disputes in Ireland.
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1:55Rosemary MallonHOST
And finally, our final speaker for session one is Mr.
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1:59Rosemary MallonHOST
Mark Connaughton, Senior Counsel, with a paper entitled Why Mediate Employment Disputes? And session two starts at 4 p.m., where we are delighted to say that we have our keynote speaker for this year is Professor Brian Barry of Trinity College.
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8:30Cathy MaguireGUEST
Thanks very much, Rosemary.
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8:32Cathy MaguireGUEST
So I'll be speaking about industrial action and specifically injunctions to restrain strikes and picketing and the recalibration of the law, which was affected by a case.
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8:48Cathy MaguireGUEST
called H.A. O'Neill and Unite the Union from 2024.
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8:52Cathy MaguireGUEST
And in order to understand the case, you do need to have a brief overview of the state of the law prior to that, the brief terms of the Trade Disputes Act 1906, the Industrial Relations Act 1990, and effectively the failure by the courts to properly implement key provisions of the 1990 Act.
Regulating to end Workplace Harassment
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8:11Natalie SedaccaGUEST
There was an argument for a while that, you know, still what remained in the Equality Act could still found a kind of duty to protect in relation to third parties and There is some degree of the employer having to provide a safe and healthy environment.
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8:29Natalie SedaccaGUEST
But unfortunately, there had been a case in 2019 called Nailard and Unite the Union, which found that it wasn't very easy to found that duty based on what was left.
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8:43Natalie SedaccaGUEST
So there was a gap, basically.
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8:46Natalie SedaccaGUEST
And so this is an area that, yes, the Employment Rights Act has addressed sort of head on.
Budget Reaction Special w/ Hannah Peaker and Chris Hayes
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37:09James MeadwayHOST
I mean, I have to say on the supermarkets, what you've seen, and we've Got some evidence from Verdant coming out fairly shortly.
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37:16James MeadwayHOST
What you do see, although others have picked up on it, Unite, the union had some good work around this a few years back, is an expansion of margins when you have a price shock.
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37:25James MeadwayHOST
The kind of Isabella Weber thing does play out in the food system.
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37:28James MeadwayHOST
in Britain, to at least some extent.
Budget 2026 roundup with Hannah Peaker, James Meadway and Chris Hayes
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37:37James MeadwayHOST
I mean, I have to say on the supermarkets, what you've seen, and we've Got some evidence from Verdant coming out fairly shortly.
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37:44James MeadwayHOST
What you do see, although others have picked up on it, Unite, the union had some good work around this a few years back, is an expansion of margins when you have a price shock.
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37:52James MeadwayHOST
The kind of Isabella Weber thing does play out in the food system.
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37:56James MeadwayHOST
in Britain, to at least some extent.
New GSLP Leader, Improvements to the Bus Service, HMS Queen Elizabeth and Whatever happened to Baby Jane?
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12:21Kellyanne BorgeHOST
Now, bus company employees will see the introduction of a new pay band across all grades, as well as improved benefits and working conditions, thanks to an agreement reached by the General and Clerical Association.
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12:32Kellyanne BorgeHOST
Now, bus company workers were at the centre of a dispute between the GGCA and Unite the Union earlier this year, when the GGCA accused Unite of trying to poach its bus company members.
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12:42Kellyanne BorgeHOST
I'm now joined by GGCA President Darren Serizola.
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12:45Kellyanne BorgeHOST
Good afternoon.
776 & WL81— Budget squeeze: Profits vs lives | Revolt across Europe | More
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62:44speaker_0NARRATOR
ELFT ballot closes 9th of November by Tods Hamer.
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62:50speaker_0NARRATOR
Workers at East London NHS Foundation Trust continue their Unite Union ballots for strikes against the 330 job cuts, the victimisation of Branch Secretary Mark Dunn, and pay.
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63:07speaker_0NARRATOR
The balance takes place amidst the news that the government intends to impose a below-inflation 2.4% pay rise for 2027-28.
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63:15speaker_0NARRATOR
If this imposition goes unchallenged, this will be the 17th year in a row that NHS workers have suffered a real-terms pay cut, 17 years of squeezing more work for less pay.
Cost of Living News: October 2026
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0:04speaker_0HOST
Welcome to the Facts and Figures Cost of Living Update for October brought to you by Unite the Union.
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0:10speaker_1HOST
Prices rose 3.9% in the year to September as measured by the Retail Price Index or RPI.
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0:18speaker_1HOST
Inflation will rise significantly this year.
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1:19speaker_0HOST
Either way, it's workers who will be left out of pocket.
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1:22speaker_0HOST
We need pay deals that reflect this.
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1:25speaker_0HOST
Unite reps can use forecast RPI to set the floor for pay deals this month.
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1:31speaker_1HOST
An energy price post festive hangover awaits us.
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1:35speaker_1HOST
A further 25% hike to energy prices is expected in January.
Scunthorpe
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49:18Tom TugendhatGUEST
It ties into the fact that we need to be pretty honest with ourselves when we get dependent on Chinese companies and Chinese technology, that we are making a deal with a state that has very different So who should be running it? Look, I would like it to be a private business running itself again.
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49:33Tom TugendhatGUEST
But as long as the energy prices are four times those of France and seven times those of the United States, that simply isn't possible.
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49:39Tom TugendhatGUEST
So for now, we need to keep it going.
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49:40Tom TugendhatGUEST
We need to make sure that we have the capability to produce steel in the UK.
World news wrap
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3:25Alice WilkinsCORRESPONDENT
So it is something that's being looked at.
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3:27Alice WilkinsCORRESPONDENT
We've heard some comments, interestingly, from Sharon Graham, who's the General Secretary of the Unite Union.
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3:32Alice WilkinsCORRESPONDENT
that represents banking sector workers and who has said employers should be focused on upgrading employees' skills so they remain employed as new technology changes the workplace.
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3:45Alice WilkinsCORRESPONDENT
Instead, she says, Barclays is guilty of taking a short-term knee-jerk approach.
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