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Pat Cullen ‘confident’ of agreeing pay deal as government enter talks with RCN
Nurses strike action called off next week as government agrees to enter ‘intensive’ talks
Voter ID laws put the democratic rights of millions in jeopardy
This is a ‘subversion of the democratic process’
Busting 5 Tory myths on strike action and ‘unaffordable pay rises’
Dispelling five common Tory government narratives about strikes and worker pay rises
Sadiq Khan praised for extending free school meals to every primary school child in London
Khan announced a £130 million package to fund free meals for the 270,000 state primary school children in London
Breaking: Independent watchdog slams government assessment of Strikes Bill as “not fit for purpose”
Government-appointed body gives ministers the red card on Strikes Bill
Junior doctors vote overwhelmingly to strike with record turnout
72-hour walkout planned across all services as union calls for full pay restoration
Largest four-day working week trial shows it has been a huge success for businesses and workers
Out of the 61, at least 56 companies that took part said they plan to continue with the four-day working week
Paul Nowak: ‘Unions will stand firm in our defence of the right to strike for every worker’
‘The right to strike is a fundamental British freedom. Strikes are what won workers the 8-hour working day and equal pay for women.’
Far-right anti-migrant activism has more than doubled in the last year, says Hope not Hate
Far-right protesters visited hotels housing asylum seekers 253 times last year.
What happened to all the trade agreements Brexiteers promised?
Many of the agreements are ‘continuity’ or ‘rollover’ agreements, which replicate the deals we already had previously as members of the EU.