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REPORTS that the Government is planning to rig anti-union laws even further in favour of the employers have been slammed as a "declaration of war" on the trade union movement as the administration seeks to stop workers from fighting attacks on jobs and working conditions and against public spending cuts. The LibCons know that the main opposition to their austerity and cuts plans will come from the trade unions.
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UNION chiefs have welcomed indications from the head of Indian steel giant Tata that a Thai steel company is pursuing talks about the potential purchase of a mothballed Teesside steel plant. Community Union General Secretary Michael Leahy has welcomed reports from Asia that Tata managing director Hemant Nerurkar had confirmed that Thai Steel maker SSI is seeking to purchase Teesside Cast Products in Redcar.
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UNION leader Bob Crow yesterday called for workers to stand firm and fight for fair pay deals amid reports that bank chiefs are in line for huge bonuses. The RMT general secretary accused Business Secretary Vince Cable and the coalition of "standing idly by" as bankers partied "like it's 1999". His comments come as Britain's big five banks defied public opinion by going ahead with plans for bonuses totalling pounds 7 billion.
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FIFA will investigate reports that a former general secretary of the organisation identified top officials he claimed could take money in return for votes in the race to host the football World Cup. Michel Zen-Ruffinen is alleged to have told undercover reporters how win the backing of members of the Fifa executive committee who vote on who stages the 2018 and 2022 tournaments on December 2. The reports appeared in the Sunday Times supported by secret footage apparently with undercover reporters, posing as lobbyists.
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FIFA will investigate reports a former general secretary of the organisation identified top officials he claimed could take money in return for votes in the race to host the football World Cup. Michel Zen-Ruffinen is alleged to have told undercover reporters what it would take to win the backing of some of the members of the Fifa executive committee who will vote on who should stage the 2018 and 2022 tournaments in Zurich on December 2. The reports appeared in the Sunday Times and were supported by secret footage apparently with undercover reporters, who were posing as lobbyists.
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FIFA will investigate reports that a former general secretary of the organisation identified top officials he claimed could take money in return for votes in the race to host the football World Cup. Michel Zen-Ruffinen is alleged to have told undercover reporters what it would take to win the backing of some of the members of the FIFA executive committee who will vote on who should stage the 2018 and 2022 tour naments.
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UNION leader Bob Crow yesterday called for workers to stand firm and fight for fair pay deals amid reports that bank chiefs are in line for huge bonuses. The RMT general secretary accused Business Secretary Vince Cable and the coalition of "standing idly by" as bankers partied "like it's 1999". His comments come as Britain's big five banks defied public opinion by going ahead with plans for bonuses totalling pounds 7 billion.
