The Snooper’s Charter in action: Security services are failing to protect our personal data
A recent investigation has highlighted the severe failings of MI5’s supposedly ‘world-class’ safeguarding techniques.
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How plans for a shorter working week are taking the UK by storm
Everyone is flirting with the four day week. It’s time we committed to it for our future’s sake.
Army veterans are being punished with exorbitant immigration fees
Fees for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) – affecting hundreds of former servicemen and women – have risen by 1,441% since its introduction in 2003.
Teachers are paying for school materials out of their own pockets. This government is to blame
The Tories have shifted their duty of care to the most vulnerable in our society to the already stretched public and third sectors, writes Joanne McCartney AM.
Companies are asset stripping workers’ pension rights. Here’s six ways to end the robbery
Accounting expert Prem Sikka lifts the lid on how companies asset strip pensions – and shows what needs to happen now.
Figures show devastating impact of ‘immoral’ benefit freeze
Calls are growing for the Philip Hammond to scrap the vindictive policy.
The regulators of corporate Britain have been too timid for too long. It’s time for a new approach
Regulation can be a force for good. But the UK’s army of weak enforcers has failed to protect the public’s interests, writes Professor Prem Sikka.
WATCH: Lib Dem calls for abolition of ‘Vagrancy Act’ amid shocking level of prosecutions
“Criminalising homeless people is a national disgrace and shames our society.”
Solidarity in action: Trade union opens doors to the homeless amid cold snap
Unite are throwing open their doors again tonight – while hitting out at the causes of the homeless crisis.
“We are not looking for fraud”: What a Parliamentary hearing revealed about Britain’s auditing sector
Prem Sikka says auditors are dodging their duties, following a Parliamentary grilling of the sector this week.