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Strike dates: Who is striking when and what pay do they want? | |
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Strikes have disrupted everything from train services to postal deliveries and hospital care. | Strikes have disrupted everything from train services to postal deliveries and hospital care. |
Workers' demands include pay increases to keep up with rising prices. | Workers' demands include pay increases to keep up with rising prices. |
Teachers | Teachers |
Teachers will strike over pay in England and Wales on 1 February, 15 and 16 March. The National Education Union has also announced regional dates | Teachers will strike over pay in England and Wales on 1 February, 15 and 16 March. The National Education Union has also announced regional dates |
In Scotland, 16 days of action affecting different areas each day began on 16 January | In Scotland, 16 days of action affecting different areas each day began on 16 January |
Read more: Teachers to strike in England and Wales and Which teachers in Scotland are striking and when? | Read more: Teachers to strike in England and Wales and Which teachers in Scotland are striking and when? |
Ambulance workers | Ambulance workers |
A series of dates affecting different area have been announced: | |
North West, North East, West Midlands, East Midlands and Wales: Unite members strike on Monday 23 January | |
Northern Ireland: Unite members strike on 26 January, and Unite and GMB members on 16 February. Unite union members strike again on 17, 23 and 24 February | |
North West, North East, West Midlands, East Midlands and Wales: GMB and Unite workers strike on 6 February, and 6 and 20 March | |
West Midlands: Unite members strike on 17 February | |
East Midlands, North East and Wales: Unite and GMB workers strike on 20 February | |
North West: Unite workers strike on 22 February | |
The strikes will affect non-life threatening calls only | The strikes will affect non-life threatening calls only |
The governments in England and Wales have given NHS staff an average rise of 4.75% | The governments in England and Wales have given NHS staff an average rise of 4.75% |
Read more: Why are nurses and ambulance staff striking? | Read more: Why are nurses and ambulance staff striking? |
Nurses | Nurses |
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is striking on 6 and 7 February in England | |
It wants a rise of 5% above inflation, but has indicated it may meet the government "halfway" | It wants a rise of 5% above inflation, but has indicated it may meet the government "halfway" |
The government in England says this year's pay award - a 4.75% average increase - is in line with the recommendation from the NHS Pay Review Body | The government in England says this year's pay award - a 4.75% average increase - is in line with the recommendation from the NHS Pay Review Body |
The RCN in Scotland says it will also announce strike dates | The RCN in Scotland says it will also announce strike dates |
Read more: Why are nurses and ambulance staff striking? | Read more: Why are nurses and ambulance staff striking? |
Physiotherapists | Physiotherapists |
NHS physiotherapy staff across England will strike on 26 January and 9 February | NHS physiotherapy staff across England will strike on 26 January and 9 February |
The strike could involve 4,200 staff and affect more than 100 health trusts, the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) says | The strike could involve 4,200 staff and affect more than 100 health trusts, the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) says |
Watch Make Sense of Strikes on iPlayer and find out more about why people are striking and whether industrial action works. | Watch Make Sense of Strikes on iPlayer and find out more about why people are striking and whether industrial action works. |
Bus drivers | Bus drivers |
Abellio bus drivers named eight strike days in January, including 25 and 26 January | |
The Unite union is calling for a pay rise to reflect the cost of living | The Unite union is calling for a pay rise to reflect the cost of living |
Rail workers | Rail workers |
Train drivers represented by Aslef and the RMT will strike on 1 and 3 February | Train drivers represented by Aslef and the RMT will strike on 1 and 3 February |
Train operators have offered the RMT a 9% rise over two years for crew and station staff | |
Read more: When are the train strikes and why are they taking place? | Read more: When are the train strikes and why are they taking place? |
University staff | University staff |
Staff across 150 universities are due to hold 18 days of strikes in February and March | Staff across 150 universities are due to hold 18 days of strikes in February and March |
The first confirmed date is 1 February | The first confirmed date is 1 February |
The University and College Union wants a pay rise worth either 2% above RPI inflation, or 12%, whichever is higher, pension benefits restored and "excessive workloads" tackled | The University and College Union wants a pay rise worth either 2% above RPI inflation, or 12%, whichever is higher, pension benefits restored and "excessive workloads" tackled |
An increase in pay puts jobs at risk, the Universities and College Employers Association says | An increase in pay puts jobs at risk, the Universities and College Employers Association says |
Read more: Will my lectures be cancelled? | Read more: Will my lectures be cancelled? |
Civil servants | Civil servants |
Around 100,000 civil servants are to strike on 1 February | Around 100,000 civil servants are to strike on 1 February |
Union members in 124 government departments along with several other bodies will walk out | Union members in 124 government departments along with several other bodies will walk out |
The Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) is calling for a 10% pay rise, better pensions, job security and no cuts to redundancy terms | The Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) is calling for a 10% pay rise, better pensions, job security and no cuts to redundancy terms |
Read more: 100,000 civil servants to strike on 1 February | Read more: 100,000 civil servants to strike on 1 February |
Who else is considering industrial action? | Who else is considering industrial action? |
Firefighters are being balloted on potential strike action over pay. The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) says the current 5% pay offer is "derisory". The ballot closes on 30 January | Firefighters are being balloted on potential strike action over pay. The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) says the current 5% pay offer is "derisory". The ballot closes on 30 January |
Which workers are allowed to go on strike? | Which workers are allowed to go on strike? |
What's the gap between public and private sector pay? | What's the gap between public and private sector pay? |
Would pay demands cost an extra £28bn? | Would pay demands cost an extra £28bn? |
Have any disputes been resolved? | Have any disputes been resolved? |
Some workers have settled disputes: | Some workers have settled disputes: |
Criminal barristers in England and Wales accepted a 15% pay rise in October | Criminal barristers in England and Wales accepted a 15% pay rise in October |
2,000 Arriva bus drivers in London won an 11% pay deal | 2,000 Arriva bus drivers in London won an 11% pay deal |
Some BT workers agreed a pay deal worth up to 16% | Some BT workers agreed a pay deal worth up to 16% |
Health workers who are members of Unite and Unison in Scotland - including some paramedics, nurses, midwives and support staff - accepted a 7.5% pay deal in December | Health workers who are members of Unite and Unison in Scotland - including some paramedics, nurses, midwives and support staff - accepted a 7.5% pay deal in December |
Does the public support strike action? | Does the public support strike action? |
Public support for strike action varies widely between different industries, a poll carried out by YouGov for the Times at the start of January suggests. | Public support for strike action varies widely between different industries, a poll carried out by YouGov for the Times at the start of January suggests. |
For example, the poll found 68% of people supported the nurses' strike - with ambulance workers backed by a similar number. However, there was less support for the train strikes, with fewer than half (40%) backing industrial action. | For example, the poll found 68% of people supported the nurses' strike - with ambulance workers backed by a similar number. However, there was less support for the train strikes, with fewer than half (40%) backing industrial action. |