Glenis Willmott: Five key facts to win the argument on the EU
Unlike at an election, the EU referendum is not a choice for the next five years, but the next…
Employment RIghts
Labour’s unwillingness to state the importance of trade unions: good for business, bad for everyone else
Rachel Reeves gave a speech at Bloomberg yesterday. That Reeves is orating about social security at a financial…
Reforming employment tribunals
Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna has created quite a stir in the employment law world by announcing that…
Legal loophole used to exploit agency workers must be closed
Day-in, day-out agency workers doing exactly the same job as their colleagues are receiving up to £500 less…
Zero hours: Miliband proposes changes effectively outlawing “kind of exploitation”
Following weekend briefing of Ed Miliband’s speech to the TUC, today more details have emerged of what the…
Unfairly dismissed? Get your credit card out – justice now costs you £1,200
For weeks we’ve been confronted by a wall of noise from the government, and endless reams of column…
Why is the government letting faith schools interfere in the personal lives of their staff?
Yes, Tony Blair was wrong. The bolstering of faith schools and the consequent upsetting of the delicate existing…
