Comment: Within the law or not, tax avoidance should be socially unacceptable
Tax avoidance can have a devestating social cost. We shouldn’t be afraid of pointing that out
Green Politics
Employers need to be flexible if they want the best talent to progress
The rungs on the middle of the career ladder are becoming fewer and wider-spaced
Labour’s tuition fees proposal is the worst of all worlds
Universities will be left with a huge funding gap – and students still won’t be able to pay off their loans
UK government planning biggest fiscal consolidation of 32 advanced economies, says IFS
If Osborne’s new plans to meet fiscal targets were to be implemented, public spending would hit lowest level since 1948
There is nothing anti-business about wanting Boots to pay tax
Tax avoidance is the real catastrophe for Britain
Personal debt is set to boom in 2015 – communities must change tack
We are caught in a debt-trap and we all need to talk about it
Tackling inequality means tackling tax dodging
We can’t provide world class public services if a few at the top keep dodging their obligations
Benefits bill ‘virtually unchanged’ under coalition, says IFS
The biggest cuts to the welfare system are ‘yet to come’ says think tank
Labour’s defence of their economic record has gone unheard, not unsaid
Balls and Miliband have repeatedly explained the crisis in terms of the global crash – but they still face accusations of evasion
Comment: What the British left can learn from Greece
What’s good for the European project is not always good for the people of Europe