Uber stock market filing bemoans being unable to reduce ‘driver incentives’ further
“As we aim to reduce Driver incentives to improve our financial performance, we expect Driver dissatisfaction will generally increase.”
Security firm denies claims of ‘Big Brother’ tactics, amid tracking app row
The firm say no one will be forced to download the app, and that it will be used to protect staff. But the GMB union are concerned.
Calls grow for UK government to recognise Palestine following Israel election result
“Never has it been more important to reignite the dwindling flame of a two-state solution.”
Care company accused of ‘raiding’ low-paid staff to fund high executive pay
The firm is cutting pay for ‘sleep-in’ shifts…while spend on management is set to rise.
It’s game on for the European Elections. Remainers need to get organised
Any European Parliament elections will be bitter, divisive and fraught. But Remainers will have to campaign with all they’ve got.
Unions threaten strike action at UK’s largest academy trust
Workers at the bailed-out trust report low pay, outsourcing and intolerable workloads.
BURIED: The failure of the Tories’ ‘industrial strategy’ hidden beneath Cabinet splits
Official figures make a mockery of the government’s claims to be supporting UK manufacturing – and Brexit could send the sector into reverse.
Tory Brexiteers have forgotten something very important about the 2017 election
The PM is working with Labour because she has to.
Report: UK firms are the biggest spenders in global climate change lobbying
BP and Shell top the league table, according to a new report.
WATCH: Yanis Varoufakis demolishes Theresa May’s Brexit deal on Question Time
“This is a deal that a nation signs only after having been defeated at war.”