Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 1, July 2021
The news you didn’t see this week…
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UnionDues: Is social partnership the way forward for workers after the pandemic?
The ACAS chair speaks to Simon Sapper on bringing workers and bosses together.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 2, June 2021
Weetabix strikes, prison protests and trouble at the Queen’s parks…Find out what got spiked this week.
Tony Burke: For equal treatment, workers need equal status
A new Private Members Bill seeks to fill the gaps that the government’s lack of an Employment Bill has left behind.
‘Free speech’ mayoral candidate accused of censoring teenage journalists
Brian Rose quit a hard-hitting interview – before his company filed a claim for copyright infringement, a group of young YouTubers say.
G7: Why international unions are holding their own summit
The current system for global economic relations is designed to favour wealthy elites over working people.
Deliveroo riders strike after £2 hourly wage discovery as company trades on Stock Exchange
‘After the pandemic more people than ever understand this exploitation is no way to treat anyone’
The new kind of automation putting gig economy workers at risk of destitution
Drivers report being ‘terminated’ through ‘no reply’ emails, and unable to challenge dismissals, in a worrying development for workers.
Couriers take on delivery company Stuart to fight for fairer working conditions
Couriers risking all on the frontline are taking on Stuart Delivery to appeal for basic workers’ rights.
UnionDues: The government has lost control of health and safety in Britain’s workplaces
Plus: Why unions can’t rely on the courts.