The Betrayal of Equality: Tory Government’s Failure to Address the Ethnicity Pay Gap
Addressing the ethnicity pay gap is not just a matter of social justice; it is also an economic imperative.
Opinion
A refusal to tackle child poverty shames us as a country
Over the last decade the number of children living in poverty has increased by around 600,000.
If a private tenant is forced out of their home, the landlord should compensate them
‘If a landlord wants to sell the property, or move themselves or a family member into it, they should be required to compensate the tenant for the loss of their home.’
The US actors and writers strikes over threat of AI have huge significance for workers in the UK
Almost every area of work, from traditional jobs to platform work, is going to be impacted by AI.
It’s time to debunk the myths of neoliberalism
Our lives are not governed by some invisible hand of fate. Rather they are governed by myths and theories that mask power and politics and advance the interests of elites
The government must withdraw from the Energy Charter Treaty to meet its climate obligations
The government’s commitment to the ECT is yet another blatant display of its disregard for the Paris agreement and our Net Zero targets
Sarah Olney MP: Why we must turn water companies in the UK into ‘Public Benefit Companies’
‘The goal is to simply restructure water companies and change the way that they operate, not use public funds to replace them or subsidise the services they provide.’
Labour should commit to establishing 20 New Towns if it wants to tackle the housing crisis
New Towns are a phenomenally successful Labour economic success story. They created communities where 2.8 million people now live.
Labour must back voting reform if it wants to transform Britain
‘PR has such levels of support for good reason’
Paul Nowak: It’s time to end the pay disparity that penalises disabled workers
‘Disabled people are more at risk of having to make the difficult decision between heating and eating.’