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Yearly Archives: 2019
Unions and policymakers call for Universal Credit overhaul
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn suggests he could scrap hated ‘streamlined’ benefits system if voted into power.
Migrant workers are striking for their rights, and they need your support
Outsourced workers are fighting for equal rights in rolling actions across London, says Petros Elia.
Corbyn has called time on Britain’s ‘broken’ model for developing medicines
Labour’s plans couldn’t come soon enough for patients, writes the director of a leading HIV membership network.
There’s a grimly familiar story behind Thomas Cook’s collapse
The holiday provider’s collapse highlights corporate governance and regulatory failures, says Prem Sikka.
Green Party membership surges amid climate emergency and Brexit turmoil
Are we witnessing a mini ‘Green surge’?
This new pan-European campaign could put workers back at the negotiating table
Collective bargaining is key to higher pay and better working conditions – but it has been under attack across Europe.
“Shocking” result estimates 9.4 million incorrect voter registrations
The figure is about a million more than originally thought
Could Boris Johnson be impeached?
What exactly would happen if this were to go ahead?
McStrike: How McDonald’s workers built a winning movement
“When we’re suffering, you’re not alone. It’s not just you, it’s so many people that are part of this.”