Has Labour watered down plans to boost union rights via sector bargaining?
Labour has suggested that one of its most radical policies to empower trade unions through new sector-wide collective…
Unions
Labour shies away from rail strikers and PR, but tacks left on bus ownership
The unions continue to set the agenda today, and not just by paying their respects online on International Workers’…
Soaring mortgage costs may win Labour more votes than its housing policies
Labour goes on the offensive today over housing, releasing new analysis suggesting children born this year have a one-in-three…
BBC union: Why staff will welcome Labour’s review into Auntie’s future
Following a recent torrid period for the BBC, fundamental questions have been raised regarding its governance, impartiality and…
Unlike the Tories, the Welsh government champions unions as a force for good
This week is HeartUnions week, an annual opportunity to showcase the work that trade unions do at work…
Starmer refuses to back striking workers
Keir Starmer has said that “I completely understand why people are concerned and are considering industrial action” but…
Royal College of Nursing launches first UK-wide strike ballot in 106-year history
The Royal College of Nursing has officially launched its industrial action ballot in protest over the government’s latest…
Labour selects two of its parliamentary candidates, but not without controversy
Delegates at ASLEF’s annual conference will vote this afternoon on a motion to cut ties with the Labour…
WATCH: “No going back to business as usual” after Covid-19, says Unite
Len McCluskey has said that “there can be no going back to business as usual” as he called…
32% of jobs in ‘red wall’ seats at risk of automation by early 2030s
32% of all jobs in ‘red wall’ constituencies won by the Tories from Labour in the last election…
