As the Coronavirus crisis is currently having a serious impact on the ambulance service. With call numbers soaring, interactions with patients are changing, and staff on the road and in the control centres are under chronic pressure.

Company ‘using the current crisis as an opportunity to maximise profits potentially putting workers and their loved ones at risk says GMB Union. 

The clock is ticking on your Equal Pay Claim. You have until the 2 May 2020 to submit your claim.

Terrified ASOS workers say they feel ‘like rats’ in a warehouse they have branded a ‘cradle of disease’  Up to 4,000 people work at the ASOS warehouse in Grimethorpe, Barnsley – and 98% of them feel unsafe at work amid the Coronavirus crisis, according to a GMB survey.

If workers were gathering cheek by jowl in the street police would be down on them like a ton of bricks says GMB Union

#CLAP FOR OUR CARERS
During these unprecedented times they need to know that we are grateful for everything they are doing for us. Please join the team at GMB tonight (26th of March at 8pm) for a big applause (from the safety of your front door, garden, balcony, window, living room, etc) to show all nurses, doctors, GPs, paramedics and carers our appreciation for their ongoing hard work and fight against this virus.

#proud #brave #clapforourcarers

The situation at ASOS is disgusting – thousands of people under one roof, not enforcing social distancing says GMB Union

GUIDANCE FROM GMB AND SOME LOCAL EMPLOYERS

At these unprecedented times, we all need to work together says GMB Union.

From care and NHS workers to airport and energy staff, schools and people working in supermarkets and so many other jobs, we know GMB members are on the frontline of the coronavirus emergency.