Prem Sikka: The British media are failing in their duty to hold Big Finance to account
Skewed reporting of finance and politics more generally is a matter of deliberate choice, writes Prof Prem Sikka.
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Prof Prem Sikka: The Carillion collapse was followed by promises of reforms, but more avoidable scandals are inevitable
Little has changed since Carillion went into liquidation two years ago
Prof Prem Sikka: Executive pay is out of control. What do we do about it?
UK company executives have collected more in remuneration in over the first three working days of the year than the amount received by average worker during the whole year.
This is the state of our economy after a decade of Tory rule
Successive right-wing governments have badly hurt our economy. What’s next?
On Thursday, we have the chance to bring the era of gross inequality to an end
Prof Prem Sikka looks at how Labour would tackle the yawning chasm between rich and poor in Britain.
Prem Sikka: The Tories don’t care about eradicating poverty
We need a new economic model to end destitution in Britain.
Overhauling Britain’s rotten corporate structures: What are the parties saying? #GE2019
To build the economy we need, it’s time to democratise the workplace, writes Prof Prem Sikka.
Prof Prem Sikka: Boris Johnson is leading us into an authoritarian disaster. Don’t let it happen
Trump and Boris Johnson are two sides of the same coin.
Why the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) is wrong when it comes to the Labour and Tory manifestos
The IFS’ analysis is based on right-wing assumptions.
The Tory plan to raise the pension age will hit the poorest hardest
The changes are not necessary and are based on unsound arguments.