How the privatisation of the Imperial War Museum is harming workers
The seven-year long process of privatising the museum has left some workers exposed.
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Amazon’s relentless union-busting tactics have no place on our shores
A union is warning the tech giant against using corporate spies and Alabama-style tactics in the UK
G7: Why international unions are holding their own summit
The current system for global economic relations is designed to favour wealthy elites over working people.
Deliveroo riders strike after £2 hourly wage discovery as company trades on Stock Exchange
‘After the pandemic more people than ever understand this exploitation is no way to treat anyone’
A day late and a dollar short? Mixed union reaction to Uber’s ‘worker’ decision
What’s next after Uber’s decision to make its drivers employees?
The pandemic has shown we need global trade unionism more than ever
Health and safety at work is a fundamental right – and we need to fight for it across borders, writes Simon Sapper.
The organisers behind Uber drivers’ landmark victory for workers’ rights
The historic victory on Friday means that they are now considered workers and with rights for minimum wage, holiday pay and protection from discrimination.
Deliveroo challenged in court over right for workers to unionise
Workers say they have faced unfair terminations and precarious working conditions – and are battling for the right to bargain collectively.
How the trade deal Boris Johnson is pursuing threatens workers’ rights
The danger is that Johnson is eager to get a deal, so he could accept whatever terms the CPTPP countries demand.
Government plans to “rip up” workers’ rights met with outrage
Leaked government plans to tear up EU-derived workers rights creates an angry backlash
