The pandemic has shown we need global trade unionism more than ever
Health and safety at work is a fundamental right – and we need to fight for it across borders, writes Simon Sapper.
Simon Sapper
UnionDues: On a tumultuous few years for entertainment workers
From #MeToo to mergers and a pandemic: Simon Sapper speaks to the head of BECTU.
UnionDues: The government has lost control of health and safety in Britain’s workplaces
Plus: Why unions can’t rely on the courts.
UnionDues: Inside the push for equality in the pharmacists’ union
Does the PDA’s experience offer a model for other unions?
UnionDues: Workplace conflicts are rife. What can be done about it?
Simon Sapper looks at bad HR and what’s behind workplace strife in Britain.
UnionDues: Does the government have a plan for boosting skills in Britain?
Actions speak louder than words when it comes to Tory plans to ‘level up’ the workforce.
UnionDues: Is there a way through the woods for the labour movement?
What has the shift to working online done to the union movement?
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.
