To rebuild Labour’s broad electoral coalition, we need a renaissance
All successful political parties are a coalition. The Labour Party is no different. We have, for our 121-year…
Employment
It’s time the government moved from lofty climate change ambitions to action
Achieving net zero, whether by 2050 or hopefully sooner, will require a huge amount of change. How we…
Flexible working must be “right for all” not “perk for the few”, Labour MP says
Tulip Siddiq has declared that flexible working must be a “right for all rather than a perk for…
Fire and rehire is wrong. MPs of all parties should back my bill to stop it
What surprised me, standing on the picket lines this week, was what had hurt people most. These workers…
It falls, once again, to the trade union movement to avert a jobs cliff-edge
Michael Gove is just wrong when he claims that Rishi Sunak has created enough of a cushion to…
GMB’s deal with Uber shows how unions can push back on insecure work
Last night’s announcement that the GMB, one of the TUC member unions, has signed a recognition deal with…
AI must be used to benefit workers – not as a means to downgrade jobs and pay
We are at a crucial moment in what has become widely known as the fourth industrial revolution. Artificial…
TUC warns of “huge gaps” in British law over use of artificial intelligence at work
The TUC and legal experts have warned that there are “huge gaps” in the law over the use…
Government must back Uber drivers after court ruling, Labour tells ministers
Andy McDonald has called on the government to legislate after a Supreme Court ruling found against the “bogus…
‘No jab, no job’ contracts leave workers exposed to discrimination, warns Labour
Labour has warned that ‘no jab, no job’ contract requirements could leave workers exposed to discrimination following reports…
