Ailing Belfast shipyard said to be just ‘days’ from closing doors

There were 433 reported attacks in 2018, down from 493 in 2017 and 438 in 2016

Move comes after merger with Sainsbury was halted

‘It used to be that a job in Bombardier and before that in Short Brothers was a job for life’

Aerospace group will reinstate 32 workers in ‘tremendous win for workforce’, says union

Shareholder in outsourcing company vote against debt-for-equity rescue

British PM offers labour and environmental safeguards to leaders of Unite and GMB unions

Electricity grid operators on both sides of Border cutting ‘capacity payments’ by 30%

80% of respondents say women’s health should be priority in reform of abortion law

Fruit firm linked to alleged worker exploitation in its Central American operations

Labour leader came across much better than his many detractors thought possible

Irish company will present its case as High Court approves Japanese purchase

Following Uber ruling, there is an opportunity for unions to design apps for public

Leader wins support of 285 constituency Labour parties, with rival Smith getting 53

‘We’ve got the numbers, we’ve got the big hitters,’ says ex-shadow business secretary

Vote comes after more than 40 members of Labour front bench resign

Former ship builder blames lack of new orders for decision to reduce headcount

Three people still missing after building came down in Oxfordshire, killing one person

British Labour leader told he has ‘another shock coming’ if nuclear policy is changed

Unison trade union leaders recommend London MP to become successor to Miliband

We take its directives for granted, but EU rulings will no longer apply to Britain if it leaves the union, meaning Irish people could suddenly face red tape, uncertainty and a serious lack of legal protection

Contenders to succeed Ed Miliband go before GMB union at Citywest

Tánaiste says idea of passports at Border between North and South is ‘abhorrent’

Union leader warns of discontent if Cameron’s EU negotiations affect workers

Ahead of Dublin conference, GMB leader warns of action if workers’ rights affected

Party left reeling grapples with conundrum: Was it the messenger or was it the message?

Rally hears a series of speeches blasting government cutbacks and austerity

UK tax authorities chose settlement over prosecution as ‘most efficient’ way

Conductors, station and platform staff to start industrial action at midnight on Monday