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Trade Unions

A photo of a trade union protest with the words "The UnionDues Column" overlaid

UnionDues: Can we unionise the tech industry?

Simon Sapper
11 May, 2021

Inside the creation of a new tech workers’ union.

Uber’s recruitment push will increase driver poverty and city congestion – warns union

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
29 April, 2021

Uber is being accused of abdicating on environmental and fair pay commitments through its ambitious post-pandemic recruitment drive.

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Why unions need a supply chain strategy

Simon Sapper
27 April, 2021

International trade is too important to be left to economists, businesspeople, and politicians. It needs trade union intervention, writes Simon Sapper.

G7: Why international unions are holding their own summit

Geoff Tily
12 April, 2021

The current system for global economic relations is designed to favour wealthy elites over working people.

A day late and a dollar short? Mixed union reaction to Uber’s ‘worker’ decision

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
17 March, 2021

What’s next after Uber’s decision to make its drivers employees?

The pandemic has shown we need global trade unionism more than ever

Simon Sapper
9 March, 2021

Health and safety at work is a fundamental right – and we need to fight for it across borders, writes Simon Sapper.

gig economy

The organisers behind Uber drivers’ landmark victory for workers’ rights

Sophia Dourou
22 February, 2021

The historic victory on Friday means that they are now considered workers and with rights for minimum wage, holiday pay and protection from discrimination.

A safe space for hate? How the UCU has an antisemitism problem

David Hirsh
16 February, 2021

The union allowed antisemitism to flourish, academic and UCU member David Hirsh writes.

Pressure grows on SNP to back four day working week

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
8 February, 2021

Nicola Sturgeon is facing growing calls to back an ambitious shift in Scotland’s work culture.

Government plans to “rip up” workers’ rights met with outrage

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
18 January, 2021

Leaked government plans to tear up EU-derived workers rights creates an angry backlash

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