Big Ben is a symbol of democracy. Union-busting firms should have no role in restoring it
The Parliamentary authorities should strip anti-union firms from any involvement in restoring this national monument.
Unite
The car industry has had enough of Brexit bickering – it must have clarity
Ahead of the Prime Minister’s speech in Florence on Friday, some of the UK’s biggest automotive manufacturers have made it clear to Theresa May that they are tired of their concerns being ignored.
Sports Direct workers are standing up to zero hours contracts – and bosses’ broken promises
Without immediate action, Mike Ashley has betrayed the thousands of Sports Direct workers who deserve some basic security in their lives.
Japan and the EU want to sign off on JEFTA by July – is that wishful thinking?
The EU-Japan deal is intended to send a pro-free trade message to Donald Trump
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
The next government must act on the changing nature of modern work
A major review of modern employment publishes its recommendations next month
UK companies voice support for rollback of EU workers’ rights
Employers seek change on discrimination and holiday pay
China is repurposing TPP to build an even bigger and more secretive trade deal
If the deal went ahead, RCEP would cover half the world’s population
Thousands of people are marching for the NHS. Here’s why
Britain’s architecture of care is crumbling
Why modern trade unions need modern branding
More sophisticated presentation is cause for celebration, not concern