Deliveroo challenged in court over right for workers to unionise
Workers say they have faced unfair terminations and precarious working conditions – and are battling for the right to bargain collectively.
Movement Politics
EXCLUSIVE: Campaigners aghast as Labour suggests u-turn on pandemic debt relief
Starmer’s spokesman said it was not Labour policy to back debt cancellation for developing countries to tackle the pandemic.
No, Lisa Nandy does not want to abolish the army. But she should
What’s behind the controversy over the Shadow Foreign Secretary and the Open Labour pamphlet?
UnionDues: Does the government have a plan for boosting skills in Britain?
Actions speak louder than words when it comes to Tory plans to ‘level up’ the workforce.
What’s next for Scottish Labour after Richard Leonard’s departure?
There’s more to the party’s leadership battle than ‘left’ versus ‘right’.
Christina McAnea becomes first woman General Secretary of Unison
Historic victory for McAnea as she takes on the leadership of the UK’s largest union.
Radical roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – 6th January 2021
Left Foot Forward’s roundup of the progressive news you might have missed this week…
Come on, Keir: Where is Labour’s economic plan when we need it?
Almost no one wants the economy to return to how it was pre-pandemic. What’s Keir Starmer’s vision?
Corporate-led trade deals are coming to Britain – and unions have to be ready
The Tories are trying to shut workers out of Britain’s post-Brexit trade deals, writes Unite’s Tony Burke.
I backed a People’s Vote, but Labour must accept the Brexit debate is over
Labour needs to show it has moved on from the Brexit debate ahead of the vote on Johnson’s deal, writes Omar Salem.