Prof Prem Sikka: Mandatory ethnic pay gap reporting is vital to overcome racial employment discrimination
‘Despite decades of racial equality laws, there are still disturbing racial patterns of employment.’
Good Society
Johnson accused of failing to deliver on stamping out online racism in football
As clubs, leagues and players take matter into their own hands, with Leeds United dedicating today’s fixture to the ‘No Room For Racism’, campaign, the PM is derided for failing to act on antiracism in football.
Working from Home: Why anonymous Tory briefings against civil servants will backfire
‘Government sources’ are standing like Cnut against the tide of home working. They’ll be washed away.
Pressure mounts for M&S to stop labelling farmed salmon ‘responsibly-sourced’
The UK retailer is accused of greenwashing harmful products as action against salmon-farming ramps up.
Legal action ramped up to ban factory farming in the UK
Political leadership on factory farming in Britain is described as “astoundingly absent,” forcing grassroots organisations and NGOs to take on the fight themselves.
Tony Burke: It’s time to outlaw ruthless ‘fire and rehire’ practices
The government needs to practice what they preach about levelling up on job protection, writes Tony Burke.
“Cynical and shabby”: Rachel Reeves slams Tories over Greensill lobbying sleaze
“When did we stop caring about honesty and integrity? That is what today’s Opposition Day motion on lobbying is about,” Rachel Reeves MP says.
Bristol ‘broken bones’ claim is latest in long line of police disinformation
For as long as the police have existed, they’ve been misleading the press about protesters.
Have politicians stopped owning up to their falsehoods?
On the lost art of ‘fessing up.
The Sarah Everard vigil showed that police are part of the problem
Giving them more powers is not the answer.