workers' rights

Editorial: Richard Burgon’s NHS debate and Starmer’s rule change: a tale of two Labours

CONTRAST Socialist Campaign Group of MPs secretary Richard Burgon’s call to arms on NHS privatisation in Parliament today with Sir Keir Starmer’s r

Britain | Wednesday 22nd Sep 2021

More than £1bn in state pensions underpaid due to human error, watchdog says

Britain | Wednesday 22nd Sep 2021

University staff to ballot on strike action before Christmas over pensions dispute

Editorial | Tuesday 21st Sep 2021

Editorial Labour's rule change: unions and Labour’s mass membership can keep up the pressure

Tuesday 21st Sep 2021

Government's flexible working plans do not go far enough, TUC says

by our Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

Monday 20th Sep 2021

UVW: march alongside us — not in front of us

The United Voices of the World grew out of the organic struggles of super-exploited low-paid migrant cleaners like myself, to become one of the most successful small unions in years — we must not lose sight of our original mission, writes SUSANA BENAVIDES

Friday 17th Sep 2021

NHS unions express fury as health minister admits £2.8bn of PPE unfit for purpose

Public inquiry must be brought forward, says Unison

Friday 17th Sep 2021

Communist Party welcomes TUC's determination to strength in workplaces and communities

THE Communist Party has welcomed the determination of unions and the TUC to rebuild strength in workplaces and local communities.

Thursday 16th Sep 2021

Co-op deal with Amazon ‘shocking’, says union GMB

CO-OP customers “will be rightly shocked” by the retailer’s new online deal with transnational giant Amazon, the GMB union said today.

Thursday 16th Sep 2021

Fire and rescue workers at Faslane begin overtime ban over safety concerns

FIRE and rescue workers at a nuclear submarine base on the River Clyde have begun an overtime ban over major safety concerns.

Tuesday 14th Sep 2021

TUC CONGRESS 2021 Four-day working week motion passes without opposition

‘The trade union movement has sent a clear message that workers are long overdue a reduction to their working week,’ UCU general secretary Jo Grady says

Tuesday 14th Sep 2021

TUC CONGRESS 2021 Delegates back the bakers’ union’s right to food campaign

THE bakers’ union’s right to food campaign was backed by delegates at the TUC’s annual Congress today.

Tuesday 14th Sep 2021

Scotrail services could be ‘brought to a standstill’ if last ditch pay talks fail, union warns

PRIVATEER bosses of Scotland’s rail industry are hurtling towards a crisis as unions warned of strike action if last ditch pay talks fail to produc

Tuesday 14th Sep 2021

TUC CONGRESS 2021 Sue Ferns elected new TUC president

by our Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

by our Parliamentary reporter @TrinderMatt

workers' rights

Editorial: Richard Burgon’s NHS debate and Starmer’s rule change: a tale of two Labours

CONTRAST Socialist Campaign Group of MPs secretary Richard Burgon’s call to arms on NHS privatisation in Parliament today with Sir Keir Starmer’s r

More than £1bn in state pensions underpaid due to human error, watchdog says

University staff to ballot on strike action before Christmas over pensions dispute

Editorial Labour's rule change: unions and Labour’s mass membership can keep up the pressure

Government's flexible working plans do not go far enough, TUC says

UVW: march alongside us — not in front of us

The United Voices of the World grew out of the organic struggles of super-exploited low-paid migrant cleaners like myself, to become one of the most successful small unions in years — we must not lose sight of our original mission, writes SUSANA BENAVIDES

NHS unions express fury as health minister admits £2.8bn of PPE unfit for purpose

Public inquiry must be brought forward, says Unison

Communist Party welcomes TUC's determination to strength in workplaces and communities

THE Communist Party has welcomed the determination of unions and the TUC to rebuild strength in workplaces and local communities.

Co-op deal with Amazon ‘shocking’, says union GMB

CO-OP customers “will be rightly shocked” by the retailer’s new online deal with transnational giant Amazon, the GMB union said today.

Fire and rescue workers at Faslane begin overtime ban over safety concerns

FIRE and rescue workers at a nuclear submarine base on the River Clyde have begun an overtime ban over major safety concerns.

TUC CONGRESS 2021 Four-day working week motion passes without opposition

‘The trade union movement has sent a clear message that workers are long overdue a reduction to their working week,’ UCU general secretary Jo Grady says

TUC CONGRESS 2021 Delegates back the bakers’ union’s right to food campaign

THE bakers’ union’s right to food campaign was backed by delegates at the TUC’s annual Congress today.

Scotrail services could be ‘brought to a standstill’ if last ditch pay talks fail, union warns

PRIVATEER bosses of Scotland’s rail industry are hurtling towards a crisis as unions warned of strike action if last ditch pay talks fail to produc

TUC CONGRESS 2021 Sue Ferns elected new TUC president

SUE FERNS was elected as the TUC’s new president today, as the 2021 Congress drew to a close.

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