Headteachers warn of Labour’s austerity 2.0 as schools face ‘death by a thousand cuts’
Headteachers have intervened after a report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) warned that funding for primary and secondary ...
Headteachers have intervened after a report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) warned that funding for primary and secondary ...
The following article is a column from Nick Ballard, head organiser and founder of the ACORN Union There’s little scarier ...
Twelve leading academic employment relations experts have written to the Labour Party government calling on policymakers to strengthen trade unions' ...
Thousands of Greek firefighters demonstrated on Thursday 31 October at the Ministry of Civic Protection in Greece demanding their contracts ...
The grieving family of the jailed Shrewsbury Picket Arthur Murray as well as Ricky Tomlinson have made an emotional plea ...
Tens of thousands of workers at major ports on the US East and Gulf Coasts went on strike Tuesday 1 ...
Royal College of Nursing (RCN) members working for the NHS in England have voted to reject the 2024/25 pay award ...
As usual, the Daily Mail is frothing at the mouth because they discovered that trade unions are funding the Labour ...
The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) has condemned the rise of far-right race riots and racist, Islamophobic violence in cities and ...
Workers at Labour Party-led Lewisham Council could strike over the victimisation of union reps by council managers. UNISON’s Lewisham branch ...
In the twenty fourth of our video interview series #CanaryCandidates, we meet Tony Wilson – standing in Oldham against Labour’s ...
In the twenty third of our video interview series #CanaryCandidates, we meet Adam Gillman – standing in Reading against Labour’s ...
In the twentieth of our video interview series #CanaryCandidates, we meet Dave Nellist – standing in Coventry against Labour’s Mary ...
The boss of Royal Mail's parent company looks set to make £5m off the back of the sale of the ...
The so-called TUSC umbrella group are fielding candidates in this year's general election. But ahead of that, a major trade ...
The Battle of Orgreave was a violent assault on striking miners by police on 18 June 1984. 40 years on, ...
Where classist Tories tread, Labour no longer fears to follow. At least, that seems increasingly the case given its latest ...
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