UnionDues: The campaign to commemorate one of Britain’s first strikes
It’s time to recognise the legacy of the Matchgirls strike.
Trade Unions
Ministers have launched an assault on our already-ailing democracy
From mandatory ID to unjust changes to the voting system, the government is rolling back our rights.
UnionDues: ‘Industry without art is brutality’ – meeting the Artists Union of England
Many of their members got no support from the coronavirus income protection schemes, Simon Sapper writes.
“A safe working environment is not a choice, it is an obligation”: MP mask row grows
Unions say this is a stark example of how rules in Parliament apply only to some and not to others.
Fears for safety as fire service cuts are ‘incentivised’ following MoD outsourcing
MoD outsourcing undermines workers’ conditions, is inefficient and risks safety, Unite warns select committee.
Solidarity builds against ‘unjust job cuts’ at Liverpool University
Trade union and labour movement support escalates for the global academic boycott of the University of Liverpool.
What are the Unite union leadership candidates saying in the first week of voting?
McCluskey reveals who he’s backing, while candidates add their voices to workplace disputes. Pictured (L-R) – Turner, Coyne, and Graham.
Why Unite’s leadership election isn’t about Left vs Right
It’s not as simple as radicals against a moderate, writes Alex Maguire.
UnionDues: Is social partnership the way forward for workers after the pandemic?
The ACAS chair speaks to Simon Sapper on bringing workers and bosses together.
Public view Amazon staff as ‘key workers’ who deserve trade union rights – poll
Amazon workers have a long history of agitating for change. The public now support the fight to give Amazon staff trade union rights.
