Starmer’s Labour Party just descended further down the toilet
Keir Starmer's leadership of the Labour Party has already been mired in controversy. Now, his and its response to the ...
Tag: trade unions
Labour Leaks exposed a ‘rot’ not just in the party, but in the union movement too
A number of shocking revelations have come to light thanks to the Labour Leaks scandal. These include high-level Labour staffers ...
New film to mark 35th anniversary of the end of the year long miners’ strike
Former miners, their wives and supporters have been interviewed for the film.
Staff are striking at a controversial homeless charity
Staff at a controversial homeless charity have recently voted to strike. It comes amid claims of 'threats' to jobs, working ...
Tony Blair is the subject of false rumours. Not that he’s getting any sympathy.
Tony Blair is hardly a politician born in the image of outgoing Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. And a speech he ...
Victory for workers in one of the ‘longest running strikes of recent times’
One of the "longest all out, indefinite strikes of recent times" has come to an end. The result has been ...
An important travel petition needs all our support
There's an important petition doing the rounds on social media. It's about our rail network and an issue that affects ...
Union achieves ‘historic victory’ against ‘decades of NHS outsourcing to private contractors’
Workers from the United Voices of the World (UVW) union have achieved a "historic victory". According to the UVW, the ...
Police could face legal action after arresting barrister during lawful university strike
On 13 January, police reportedly arrested a barrister and trade union official on a lawful picket line. His legal representative ...
Nurses warn of burn-out in new strike over pay and recruitment
Thousands of staff are taking action amid a dispute in Northern Ireland’s under-pressure health system.
First they came for the gypsies, disabled, migrants and unions
Boris Johnson's government laid out its plan for the country in the Queen's Speech on 19 December. The vision it ...
Most state schools in England will still ‘be worse off in 2020 than in 2015’ despite government promises
Ministers announced plans last month to invest an extra £7.1 billion in schools in England over the next three years.
McDonnell sets out Labour plan for 32-hour working week
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the shorter average week could be delivered within a decade of taking office.
34 unions demand end to EU trade with illegal Israeli settlements
Nearly three dozen unions have written to the European Commission (EC) demanding that it ends trade with illegal Israeli settlements. ...
It’s official. Governments and businesses are trashing 100 years of progress.
On 19 June, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) released its 2019 Global Rights Index. This report reveals a worrying ...
A survey about the DWP needs to hear from you
The Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) most controversial benefit looks shakier by the day. Now a campaigning trade union ...
Union chief stresses urgency of ‘fixing the global economy’ in scathing May Day message
A May Day 2019 message from the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) stresses that "we need to fix the rules ...
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