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Junior doctors have been invited for pay talks as the Government makes a last ditch bid to avoid next week's 72-hour strike. Health Secretary said he had proposed negotiations 'on the same basis other health unions accepted', after planned industrial action by tens of thousands of key workers was suspended when the Government agreed to discuss pay for this year.
Jessica Pegula has praised Denis Shapovalov after the Canadian addressed the gender pay gap in professional tennis. Shapovalov previously assumed women's players earned roughly the same as men but realised that was not the case after a conversation with his girlfriend, Mirjan Bjorklund, who plays on the WTA tour. Ad “I used to be naive about tennis,” Shapovalov told the Players' Tribune.
:Members of the Canadian women's national soccer team said they felt disrespected after their governing body released details of its proposed collective bargaining agreement (CBA) on Thursday, including private discussions made public with no notice.
:Members of the Canadian women's national soccer team said they felt disrespected after their governing body released details of its proposed collective bargaining agreement (CBA) on Thursday, with details of private bargaining made public with no notice.
Canada Soccer released details of its proposed collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with its national teams on Thursday, after the women's team launched a protest over pay equity issues and budget cuts last month.
Members of the Canadian women's soccer team take their fight for pay equity to Parliament today.
Ireland's discipline continues to be a key component of their surge to the top of the world rankings and their Grand Slam tilt.
As the Women’s Tennis Association, the WTA, celebrates its golden jubilee this year, Indian icon Sania Mirza chuckles when she realises she’s been around for 20 of those 50 years that have passed since the tour was founded by Billie Jean King. “I think tennis has really made me who I am.