Hope not Hate: Labour’s ‘shameful’ path to the EHRC investigation
Ahead of the rumoured launch of the report this week, Liron Velleman looks at how Labour got to this bleak milestone.
Movement Politics
UnionDues: Inside the CWU’s battle for the Royal Mail
Simon Sapper speaks to the Communication Workers’ Union ahead of the release of the latest UnionDues podcast.
Unison leadership hopeful: We must keep funding and influencing Labour
The Corbyn-backed candidate says Unison members should get more involved with Labour.
Ministers taken to court over gig economy workers being denied ‘basic PPE and health protections’
“The government turned a blind eye as gig economy companies cut corners on health and safety,” the IWGB union says.
Unison’s Roger McKenzie: “We had petrol bombs put through our letter box growing up”
The Unison General Secretary candidate speaks to LFF about his background, racism, and the trade union movement.
Jacinda Ardern and the Labour landslide: 5 experts on a historic New Zealand election
“Labour is looking like the natural party of government in Aotearoa New Zealand. Ardern has her mandate — now she needs to deliver.”
INTERVIEW: Prem Sikka on joining the House of Lords as a socialist academic
Left Foot Forward speaks to the writer and Corbyn appointee as he joins the second chamber.
Starmer’s Labour shrugs off Unite cut in funding
The party could become more reliant on wealthy donors as a result of the decision from its biggest financial backer.
Adam Price MS: Wales is on a path towards independence
The Plaid Cymru leader sets out his vision for Wales, following the party’s virtual conference.
General Secretary candidate Christina McAnea: New direction for Unison as biggest union marks ‘end of an era’
The front-runner on national industrial action, Unison’s relationship with Labour, and far-left ‘gesture politics’.
