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Migrant care staff charged up to £20,000 in illegal fees to work, UNISON finds
'Care staff who come here from overseas are shoring up a crumbling sector. These workers should be treated with respect'
Dozen Labour MPs push for four-day week to be included in Government’s flagship Employment Right’s Bill
Flexible working campaigners say the current proposals around flexible working contained in the Employment Right's Bill do not go far enough
Closer alignment with the EU means the UK could be ‘£26bn better off’, new data shows
The figures being cited by the Frontier Economics would mean the UK would recover between a quarter and a half of Brexit’s economic hit to UK GDP
Voters give brutal assessment of Kemi Badenoch’s first 100 days in office, poll finds
Just one in seven voters think Kemi Badenoch looks like a Prime Minister in waiting
‘Man of the people’ Nigel Farage spent Christmas selling £27,342 of personalised videos
He charges his followers £76.95 per recording for personalised messages on the Cameo app.
Niger Delta inhabitants take Shell to UK high court after 10-year battle for justice
The British oil giant has repeatedly delayed the case, claiming it has no legal responsibility for any of the pollution