UnionDues: 5 important discussions on the GMB/Deliveroo agreement
‘Is this a remarkable negotiating coup or a sharp move to take IWGB out of the game?’
Simon Sapper
UnionDues: Reach, information and persuasion – the three pillars of (successful) union comms
We look at the world of union communications in the company of one of its most accomplished practitioners, Kevin Slocombe.
UnionDues: The Great Post Office Scandal – and postmasters’ union “jaw dropping” role
In a special edition of the UnionDues podcast, we look at the Horizon IT debacle
UnionDues: Labour market regulation needs strong unions
‘In our first episode of 2022, we look at the thorny question of labour market regulation.’
UnionDues: Are we there yet? Unions and gender equality
The pay gap is now at between 8 and 15.4 percent
UnionDues: A global footprint – How LabourStart works to support unions and their members
With networks in over 20 countries, and working in nearly 30 different languages, LabourStart has been campaigning with unions and their members for over 25 years.
UnionDues: Doctors’ union finds strength in its members’ patients
Tom Grinyer, chief executive of the BMA, is the special guest in the latest UnionDues podcast
UnionDues: The ADCU union and the battle for Uber drivers’ rights
How do you organise app-based workers? Simon Sapper explores the issue in this UnionDues special.
UnionDues: The campaign to commemorate one of Britain’s first strikes
It’s time to recognise the legacy of the Matchgirls strike.
UnionDues: ‘Industry without art is brutality’ – meeting the Artists Union of England
Many of their members got no support from the coronavirus income protection schemes, Simon Sapper writes.
