Published 10 days ago

Unions vow to fight rejection of plan to save Tata Steel jobs

Tata workers in Port Talbot will strike due to failed negotiations, resulting in 2,800 job losses.
The UK Government granted £500,000 to help secure jobs amid the situation at Tata.
Strikes are imminent as negotiations with the company have collapsed, according to the union.

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The Guardian

Tata Steel rejects union plan to save jobs and keep Port Talbot furnace open

Rejection of plan to keep one blast furnace open while building electric replacement ends hopes of avoiding as many as 2,800 job lossesTata Steel has rejected a plan by unions to keep open a blast furnace at the Port Talbot steelworks, ending any hopes of avoiding as many as 2,800 job losses.Unions met the company in London on Thursday with another plea not to press ahead with its proposals, which will likely end the ability to make steel from i…

10 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Liverpool Echo

Around 30 jobs at university at risk but union vows to 'vigorously defend' roles

The jobs at risk are in the English and Creative Arts department

10 days ago·Liverpool, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

Unions prepare to fight as Tata drops Port Talbot bombshell

Port Talbot steelworks owner Tata has said it will press ahead with plans to slash production and jobs in Wales and end consultation with the unions

10 days ago

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Sky News UK

Unions vow to fight 'rejection' of plan to save Tata Steel jobs

Unions have warned of a bitter fight ahead, saying their plans to avert thousands of job losses at Tata Steel in south Wales have ben rejected by the company.

10 days ago·United Kingdom

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Nation.Cymru

Unions criticise Tata after plan to save steel jobs is rejected

Port Talbot steelworks. Photo Ben Birchall/PA Wire Unions say their alternative plan to avoid thousands of job losses at Tata has been rejected by the steel company. Community criticised the decision not to accept the unions’ “credible alternative” to the company’s “bad deal for steel”. Unions met the company in London on Thursday with another plea not to press ahead with its proposals for its plant in Port Talbot, South Wales, which will lead t…

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