
Let’s look at the fine print of the Chancellor’s self-employment package
The support package for self-employed people is riddled with holes, writes Prof Prem Sikka.

The support package for self-employed people is riddled with holes, writes Prof Prem Sikka.

“Those who took the right decision and self-isolated with symptoms before [this weekend] hasn’t seen a penny.”

Let’s use this experience to build a closer-knit society, writes Omar Salem.

These are some of the holes in the government policy. The government needs to act swiftly to the low-paid, self-employed and homeless and also needs rules to prevent abuses.

Dozens of academics call for new social rights to be introduced now to avert an economic catastrophe.

But it looks like there’s no help to cover rent payments.

Imagine if ‘levelling-up’ was more than just a vacuous trope.

Workers such as teachers suffering from years of government cuts are continuing to leave the industry.

Upcoming legislation must give a real voice to social housing tenants.

Food bank use has increased by around 2,800% since the Tories came to power.