James Cleverly’s attack on 4-day week doesn’t go to plan after presenters give him some facts
‘Happy workers, less turnover, more profit. What’s your problem?’
Zack Polanski calls on government to impose robust sanctions on Israel amid Lebanon bombing
‘What is it going to take for this government to actually put robust sanctions on Israel?’
LFF editorial: Why do the right not care about the cost of keeping children in poverty?
The cost of child poverty extends beyond the physical and emotional hardship felt by children growing up in low-income families.
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NHS under threat from Tory-Trump post-Brexit stitch up
US drugs companies apparently want to force the NHS to pay more for medicines
Royal Mail eCourier in landmark employment rights case that could alter gig economy
“For years, companies in the so-called ‘gig economy’ have gotten away with pretending the law doesn’t apply to them”
UK students protest against Samsung union-busting and abysmal workers’ rights
“We are here to shine a light on the repression and exploitation happening behind closed doors.”
A ‘citizen army’ is no substitute for proper regulation
The trained volunteers would help spot invasive species, but it doesn’t let the government off the hook
Report offers up ‘practical’ solution to tax loopholes
If adopted, the policies would put an end to big multinational companies avoiding tax
Will workers’ rights be ‘ripped up’ post-Brexit?
Currently, the EU has in place a number of regulations, which we could assume would be lost if the draft document rings true.
Protection for domestic violence victims cannot come a moment too soon
If and when the legislation is actually passed it is likely to have taken at least a couple of years before the courts, judiciary, law firms and police are finally versed in the new procedures
Student leaders warn against December election
Could an end-of-year ballot hit student turnout?
Why a General Election isn’t going to solve Britain’s Brexit mess
It’s clear that we need an election – but after we have solved Brexit, not as a solution for Brexit.
Tax dodging must be an issue in a snap election
It’s time to close the loopholes – and give HMRC the resources it needs, Prof Prem Sikka writes.