Greens launch ‘boy band’ election video
A provocative campaign video calls for change in Westminster
Good Society
A victory for the living wage campaign
Campaigners say there are still issues with the way that Bath University has chosen to pay its employees
Bold and right: Labour pledges to make workplace justice affordable
Following the introduction of fees in July 2013 there has been a 66 per cent drop in the number of employment tribunal claims
Rampant sexism in EU institutions
Women employed in EU institutions are paid an average of £12,792 a year less than their male colleagues
School support staff play a vital role in education – so why are they on poverty pay?
Too often these positions are not treated as ‘proper jobs’
There are important issues at stake in this election. So why are the media obsessed with trivia?
While the media obsess over the latest ‘game-changing’ poll, there are real issues out there that deserve attention
LFF readers’ message to Ed Miliband: make reducing inequality your priority
Ours is the latest in a slew of polls showing that voters are deeply concerned about inequality
Another embarrassing week for UKIP
Yet another candidate resigns after bizarre Obama/Nazi comparison
Disabled education workers and students suffering under austerity
TUC finds that over half of all disabled NASUWT members do not feel reasonable adjustments are made for them
Violent crime is up 27 per cent – Boris should be very concerned
The London mayor refuses to acknowledge the effect his policies have had on crime rates