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A report commissioned by GMB Scotland has revealed that the UK taxpayer could be liable for a significant share of the North Sea’s decommissioning costs over the next forty years

Why can’t the First Minister smell what’s right under her nose? GMB Scotland calls for urgent action over ‘health and safety nightmare’ for Glasgow bin workers As the SNP annual conference gets underway today (Thursday 13 October), refuse collectors are calling on First Minister

GMB Scotland joined Fife People's Assembly on Saturday to protest against poor working conditions in Amazon's distribution center off the M90.

North Sea decommissioning could be Scotland’s £100 million golden ticket. It’s recently been reported that between now and the mid-2050s, around 470 platforms, 5,000 wells, 10,000km of pipelines and 40,000 concrete blocks will have to be removed from the North Sea. That’s a lot of work requiring a lot of people with the right skills, complemented by the right infrastructure - a fantastic economic and employment opportunity for Scotland.