Why it’s time for CEO-to-worker pay caps
A new approach based on CEO to worker pay gap caps could ensure execs are committed to providing a public good, as opposed to being driven solely by financial incentives.
Reform councillors condemned over posts backing ICE officers in U.S. after fatal shooting
Pretti’s family have hit out at the ‘sickening lies told about our son by the Trump administration’.
Suella Braverman brutally mocked after defecting to Reform UK
In the least surprising defection ever…
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Plaid Cymru and the Tories are calling for Welsh ministers to publish evidence behind new pub rules – and to give Senedd members a vote.
In the frame: The left is learning how to shift the political narrative
How progressives are wising up to the power of ‘framing’.
Revealed: How slashing environmental protections has actually COST businesses money
“Across a wide range of sectors, we are now seeing the accumulated impact of years of deregulation.”
‘Productivity’ in a pandemic: How employers are gearing up to spy on workers
Data is the new frontline of workers’ rights. We need to get serious about these risks now and take a stand, writes Prospect’s Andrew Pakes.
Abstaining on Covid rules: What’s behind Labour’s thinking?
Starmer is taking a gamble by sitting out this crucial vote. Will it pay off?
Labour must hold Tories to account for the Brexit disaster
Labour need to be clear with the public – the only reason Brexit is still here is Tory party politics.
Five highlights of the SNP party conference
Over 3,000 members joined the party’s first-ever online conference to hear speeches on tackling poverty, a green pandemic recovery and sharp criticism of Westminster.
Open letter: Charities demand Tories scrap plans to cut Universal Credit
The campaigners are saying that ‘millions’ will be face being plunged into even greater hardship next year.
Biden’s pick for top labour cabinet job could have massive implications for US workers’ rights
The big prize for US unions is who Biden will appoint as Secretary of Labor to replace arch-conservative Eugene Scalia.