Unions campaign for greater protections for terminally ill workers
Seriously ill workers can legally be dismissed on capability grounds
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‘Where we agree with your policy, we’ll support it’ – TUC boss offers olive branch to Theresa May
May has pledged to build an economy that works for everyone
‘No hiding place’ for ‘greedy businesses that treat workers like animals’, O’Grady warns
The general secretary delivers her keynote speech at TUC Congress this morning
‘Ludicrous’, ‘divisive’, ‘a return to the 1950s’ – critics slam May’s grammar school plans
Labour, the Lib Dems and some Tories have all opposed the proposals
Do Owen Smith and Jeremy Corbyn understand why Labour women are angry?
Neither candidate shone at last night’s Labour Women’s Network hustings
Theresa May doesn’t know what to do about Brexit – and immigration is her smokescreen
The government doesn’t know what ‘Brexit means Brexit’ means
The Alternative: Can Britain’s progressive parties work together?
A new volume of essays makes the case for progressive alliances
Referendum 2.0? Five questions Owen Smith needs to answer
If Brexit doesn’t mean Brexit, Labour will need a clear strategy to win public support
Women workers still pay a 33 per cent wage penalty after having children
Pay gap among highly educated has not narrowed in 20 years, IFS reports
If our treatment of Caster Semenya is ‘fair’ then the word has lost its meaning
Many argue the South African should not be entitled to compete as a woman