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Candidates for the Unite general secretary election are making a final push in the last days of campaigning.
‘One reason for the persistence of inequalities is that too many legislators are far removed from the social world inhabited by marginalised people’.
‘The don’t sack me tweet’.
‘The number of people who seem to equate the Taliban with all Muslims and Islam as a whole shows an outstanding level of ignorance’.
The foreign secretary was in Crete on Sunday while the Taliban was taking over Kabul.
‘In our first 100 days as leaders, we will meet with the UK’s leading progressive thinkers and movements to understand and promote the best ideas for a low-carbon future’
The UK government should be guaranteeing refuge to all who need it and stop peddling arms
The news you didn’t see this week…
The dispute marks the continued fallout from allegations of sexual harassment revealed last year, as well as concerns over pay.
How do you organise app-based workers? Simon Sapper explores the issue in this UnionDues special.
