The end of trade unions isn’t inevitable – but it is possible. Here’s how they can reverse the decline
A new report sets out a plan to reverse the union movement’s decline. Leaders should listen closely.
Trade Unions
We need unions as much as ever. The challenge is finding new ways to organise
As TUC Congress draws to a close, all of us must find ways to reinvent the movement.
The Australian government are trying to pass new laws to stop union mergers
One trade union leader described the move as an “Orwellian affront to democracy” and an assault on the right to free association.
Post-Brexit Britain needs effective trade remedies to fight China’s unfair trade
Trade unions and associations are working together to secure a fair trade strategy
‘Threadbare’, ‘vague’, ‘lame’ — progressives respond to the Queen’s Speech
Thin speech slammed by opposition, unions and civil society
British workers have been crying out for a real industrial strategy – and Labour is offering one
The right approach to Brexit is crucial to the future of manufacturing
Has Theresa May already veered too far left for the conservative press?
The Sun and the Times have words of warning for the PM
UK companies voice support for rollback of EU workers’ rights
Employers seek change on discrimination and holiday pay
MPs back ‘bill of rights’ for social care workers to fight low pay and job insecurity
Nearly half of homecare workers leave their jobs within a year
905,000 people are now on zero-hour contracts – up 13 per cent in a year
‘Zero-hours contracts allow bosses to treat workers like disposable labour’