The FBU’s general secretary, Matt Wrack, said: “The overwhelming vote by FBU members to accept the improved offer means the dispute is resolved on terms that are favourable to firefighters.
Fire Brigades Union members voted to accept the offer of a 7 per cent pay rise backdated to July 2022, plus an additional 5 ...
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The vote on the so-called "Stormont brake" -- which hands Northern Irish lawmakers an effective veto over new European Union rules being implemented in the UK province -- won the backing of 515 ...
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LONDON — It was a long time coming, but the Brexit campaign can finally be judged on its promises. In 2016, Vote Leave made a series of pledges, suggestions and assertions about what would happen if ...
But in Wednesday's vote in the lower house of parliament, those he most wanted to win over - Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), Conservative eurosceptics in the European Research ...
FTSE 100 stays below day's peak of 7,948.67 US stocks hold firm ahead of Fed comment and data UK construction sector rebounds in February Firefighters have voted to accept an improved pay offer from ...
But in Wednesday's vote in the lower house of parliament ... article with image 10:15 AM UTC World at Workcategory Bus drivers at UK's National Express accept 16.2% pay deal, article with image ...
Apopka firefighters and the father of a fallen firefighter who died in an accident ... The union said a vote of no confidence in the chief passed with 85% in support. “We ask you to remove ...
(Bloomberg) -- UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak won a key Parliamentary vote on his new Brexit deal as his former boss Boris Johnson gave a robust defense of his actions and words during the so-called ...
LONDON — Rishi Sunak's grumbling backbenchers could get a chance to vote on his impending deal on post-Brexit trading arrangements in Northern Ireland, the British prime minister indicated Wednesday.
