Left Foot Forward
Oxfam workers set to strike for first time over ‘poverty pay’
34% of charity workers choosing between heating their homes and feeding their families
Yet another by-election likely after Tory MP Peter Bone is suspended over sexual misconduct allegations
A by-election can be triggered if an MP is suspended for more than 10 days and 10% of their local constituents sign a recall petition.
Former Tory chair joins firm part-owned by sanctioned Russians
"It makes yet another mockery of Rishi Sunak's promise of professionalism, integrity and accountability at all levels"
Strikes Act could breach post-Brexit deal and “stoke UK-EU tensions” unions warn
Irish and UK unions warn anti-trade union legislation risks exposing the UK to hefty sanctions
Leading Brexiteer says Brexit vote ‘probably should have been a supermajority’
"That's a huge thing for me to say, because if it had been a supermajority we’d have lost and we’d still be in."
Landlord lobbying leads to ‘no-fault’ evictions ban being delayed indefinitely
The BBC reports that Ministry of Justice data shows no-fault evictions in England between April and June this year increased by 41%, compared to the same period in 2022.