UnionDues: Is there a way through the woods for the labour movement?
What has the shift to working online done to the union movement?
Simon Sapper
UnionDues: Civil servants and the pandemic
The new series of the UnionDues kicks off with an in-depth discussion with Dave Penman
UnionDues: US unions have just suffered a huge defeat. Could it happen here?
Simon Sapper looks at a new measure in California that has set the clock back for gig economy workers.
UnionDues: New Zealand workers hope for major change following Labour victory
Unions in New Zealand face many of the same challenges as those in the UK, Simon Sapper writes.
UnionDues: New union-backed album tracks the working class history of the Thames
A new music collection revives stories of working lives and struggles on the river.
UnionDues: Inside the CWU’s battle for the Royal Mail
Simon Sapper speaks to the Communication Workers’ Union ahead of the release of the latest UnionDues podcast.
Unsafe tower blocks are the result of decades of local authority cuts
It’s ultimately the government and Parliament’s responsibility to ensure housing is safe.
Why IPSA won’t recognise the parliamentary staffers’ union — and what can be done about it
The body regulating parliamentary standards must challenge the culture of casual harassment and abuse.
Could the Commons block a Brexit ‘no deal’ as John McDonnell suggested?
It all comes down to how much a divorce deal would cost.
One pound extra for workers’ rights at Deliveroo? We should all be prepared to pay it
Deliveroo are resisting better conditions on the grounds that it would push up prices. Customers should call their bluff and and be willing to cough up.
