Trade unions are central to improving productivity
High quality jobs and a strong employee voice are crucial for sustainable, fair productivity growth
Trade Unions
Liz Kendall shows her red side
Kendall implies that as prime minister she would mandate elected worker representation on company boards
Defending employment rights must dominate the referendum conversation
We have EU membership to thank for many hard-won rights that we now take for granted
Rich man, poor man: the two-nation policies of the Conservative government
New tax plans will help the middle classes, but do nothing to address inequality
Why the Tories will never be the workers’ party
Rebranding efforts will fail until the Tories prove they truly want to make work pay
Tory trade union proposals will violate international law
Len McCluskey was right to ask whether unions can continue to stick to draconian new rules
Comment: A progressive ‘in’ campaign is the first step to rebuilding Labour
We must resist the urge to navel gaze for too long
ILO deal upholds the right to strike
A victory for workers after years of deadlock and stalling by employers
The Lib Dems are pitching to workers (but here’s what they aren’t saying)
‘Lead by example’ in relations with workers say Lib Dems, who have participated in a sustained five-year attack on trade unions
Begging business for a pay rise is meaningless while David Cameron attacks trade unions
Empowered workers with real rights can achieve pay rises more effectively than ad hoc pleading