The fight against TTIP is not over ‘till it’s over
The trade deal is in trouble, but could still be imposed costing 150,000 UK jobs
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The only way to be considered valuable in Britain is to be wealthy
James Bloodworth’s ‘The Myth of Meritocracy’ argues that society fails to value the working class
The BHS scandal shows that we need workers on boards
Corporations are being run entirely in the interests of executives and shareholders, with little concern for anyone else
Brexit risks London’s crown as world’s top tourist destination
Leaving the EU could cost billions in tourism revenue and thousands of jobs
Granting China market economy status would ruin key British industries
The European Parliament has voted against China being granted Market Economy Status, though the Tories have backed it
The Trade Union Bill is still an attack on our movement, but it could have been so much worse
Dave Prentis, General Secretary of UNISON, reflects on the union fightback against a bill that should never have existed
Goodwill has kept NHS going, but the government has even taken that
A junior doctor explains how she and her colleagues have been driven to an all-out strike
Junior doctors contract driving medical students away from the NHS
As junior doctors prepare for an all-out strike, 94 per cent of medical students feel less enthusiastic about working in the NHS
Joblessness rising and wages stagnating
First unemployment increase since mid-2015 raises concerns about labour market slowdown
Government backtracks on Trade Union Bill as peers threaten rebellion
U-turn on the proposal to stop payroll collection of subscriptions is a major victory for unions