Self-employment is booming – but workers are earning less than they did 20 years ago
One in seven workers are now self employed
Green Politics
A £9 minimum wage isn’t hard to achieve – the government must stand its ground
It’s in everyone’s interest to keep wages rising
If Brexit was a victory for working people, why is the National Living Wage being revised down?
The Resolution Foundation predicts the wage will be 10p lower than expected in 2017
Theresa May’s big promises mean nothing while she defends austerity
We know austerity has failed, but the Tories stand by it
Sterling’s flash crash is a warning against a hard Brexit
The government has started to reveal its Brexit plans and investors aren’t happy
We’re going backwards: ’80s kids are half as wealthy as those born in the ’70s
Reduced home ownership, pensions benefits and wage stagnation have all hit the 1980s cohort hard
The changes at Sports Direct aren’t enough – government must act on zero-hours contracts
We must not rely on companies receiving poor publicity to change employment policy
Canadian trade unions fight Canada-EU deal
Government claims about CETA’s progressive elements won’t satisfy unions
Unions welcome Hinkley Point go-ahead for creating ‘thousands of jobs’
Trade unions call for more infrastructure projects after delayed nuclear plant verdict
HMRC needs radical reform to break the hold of big business – Labour
A panel of experts has proposed deep reform of the department