Andy Burnham considers legal action over ticket office closures
‘This seems to be the way this country is run at the moment. No one follows the rules, but we’re going to fight back’
Yearly Archives: 2023
Nadine Dorries faces possible legal action for ‘threatening’ civil servants over blocked peerage
Dorries has previously blamed the posh boys of the Tory party, including Sunak, for blocking her peerage
Amazon strikes hit Prime week as union membership passes 900
GMB organiser on watching the movement grow – ‘it’s been absolutely amazing’
Theresa May warns government’s migration policies will ‘consign more people to slavery’
‘It will enable more slave drivers to operate and make money out of human misery, it will consign more people to slavery.’
Extraordinary video shows student solidarity with striking university staff in graduation disruption
Students disrupt Edinburgh University graduation to demand university, ‘pay your workers’
Liz Truss mocked over her latest attempt to ‘rescue the economy’
“Relax everyone. Liz Truss is here to fix the economy”
Royal Mail dispute ends as postal workers accept pay deal
Union issues stark warning to Royal Mail Group bosses
Over two thirds of disabled workers earn less than £15 an hour
“The government has done very little so far to support disabled workers”
Average experience for UK’s migrant farm workers is of ‘absolute poverty’, research finds
New report adds further evidence of the ‘degradation’ of working conditions in UK agriculture
Lord Dubs praised for taking apart Home Office over removal of children’s artwork at asylum centre
“Is it not time that Government Back-Benchers felt as embarrassed as we are that this is happening in our country?”