Union says Uber drivers have lost £18k each because company won’t accept courts’ rulings
A ‘precarious workers protest’ is planned in London tomorrow morning
Movement Politics
Glasgow women’s strike: Why we need to change the law to tackle inequality
We need an overhaul of employment law to ensure dodgy employers can’t weevil their way out of equal pay agreements.
Why Piers Morgan won’t stop me remembering all victims of war
Symon Hill faced a live tirade from the GMB presenter over his choice to wear the white poppy. But despite receiving death threats since, he’ll keep campaigning for peace.
PCS declares victory over government union-busting after securing huge payout
The union took a huge membership hit after Ministers ended the ‘check off’ system in 2015 – but they are bouncing back.
Plaid Cymru leader: “Welsh Labour have become a party of conservatism – we need a new Wales”
“When I’m First Minister, we will govern as if we’re independent,” writes new Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price.
Tories hit by candidate crisis amid collapse in support for May
Amid Brexit chaos and rising distrust in the party’s leadership, the Conservatives are struggling to inspire people to come forward for key seats.
My country right or left: why progressives need to start considering patriotism again
The right have been allowed to dominate the patriotism issue for too long, argues Tristan Grove following the launch of a new Young Fabians pamphlet.
What Uber drivers are striking for this week
“The app is the picket line,” say the IWGB union.
Investigation into ex-Green Party spokesperson Aimee Challenor’s application to join Lib Dems
The former ‘rising star’ resigned from the Greens last month, citing transphobia, amid an investigation into her election agent father’s conviction for horrific sexual crimes.
Unprecedented ‘fast food shutdown’ to unite precarious workers this week
The 4th October looks set to be a historic moment in the movement to organise ‘gig economy’ and hospitality workers in the UK.