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Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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The gender pay gap cannot be tolerated any longer
Companies failing to address the gender pay gap have to pay up, writes shadow women and equalities minister Dawn Butler.
NHS staff are being assaulted like never before
Physical attacks on health workers are on the rise, and government cuts to services might well be to blame.
The McStrike is back on May Day
McDonald’s workers are taking their fight for a living wage to new stores in the UK, after last year’s campaign proved highly successful.
Rachel Reeves: Here’s how the left can transform the world of work
If wages are to improve, the UK industrial strategy has to understand local needs and local economies – not just national productivity.
May’s immigration minister u-turns on Windrush deportations
After much pressure, Cabinet minister Caroline Nokes admits “terrible mistakes” were made when deporting members of the WIndrush generation.
Trade unionists are demanding a shakeup of Westminster’s political system
Parliament is crumbling in more ways than one. But momentum is growing in the labour movement for real democratic reform.
Shareholders have run the show for too long – it’s time for radical reform to company boards
Limited liability for shareholders has conferred unlimited liability on people. It’s time corporations were democratised.
Tipped for success: Why TGI Fridays staff are planning to strike for the first time
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Teachers, parents: take control of your school and oppose academisation
Academisation is not helping pupils, teachers or parents. As communities start kicking back, three schools in Lambeth show the way.