Harassment is rife in the media — and precarity only makes it worse
Precarious employment means women are less empowered to fight back against sexual harassment. This needs to change.
Precarious employment means women are less empowered to fight back against sexual harassment. This needs to change.
George Osborne’s 2012 cut in the highest rate of income tax from 50p to 45p lost billions in public revenue — handy if you’re superrich though.
In one London borough 1 in 25 people are homeless. It’s a crisis the government did nothing to stop.
The British establishment have allowed millions of people to fall into poverty whilst the country’s wealth is siphoned off abroad.
The body regulating parliamentary standards must challenge the culture of casual harassment and abuse.
If the party are really “for the many not the few” they need to get serious on reforming our broken voting system.
MPs see themselves as a “different class of person” so feel they have “free reign”, an anonymous source told LFF.
Rent-to-own company BrightHouse were recently fined £14m for exploiting customers and repossessing goods.
If the Haringey Development Vehicle goes ahead it will be the biggest transfer of public assets to a semi-private company in British history.
There’s no long-term help from the state for victims once they’ve been identified. If we want to get serious on modern slavery this must change.